Case study: wavelengthflow.com in Google and AI search

wavelengthflow.com is the site for Wavelength, an app that turns calls, transcripts and notes into process flow diagrams. Wavelength is our own product. The same person owns Wavelength and whywontai.com. The site is built with Base44. Over the same 28-day window in August and October 2026, Google clicks went from 1 to 28 and visits from AI assistants went from 4 to 41. We report these as changes, not as proof of what caused them.

The numbers

Both windows start on a Sunday and have the same days of the week. Average position is weighted by impressions. Click-through rate went down because impressions grew faster than clicks. In the latest 28 days we have, October 12 to November 8, Google clicks were 43 and visits from AI assistants were 50.

What the site serves to crawlers

Our scan on November 10, 2026 checked 250 pages as six crawlers: Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and CCBot. The site scored 96 (healthy) with a technical health of 100.

• Every crawler got HTTP status 200 on all 250 pages.
• No crawler got an empty page. The shortest page had 138 words.
• robots.txt blocks none of the six crawlers. It points to a sitemap with 203 URLs.
• The site serves an llms.txt file. The three pages we checked also have a Markdown copy.
• No page had an error-level issue.

What we fixed

Our first full scan on November 1, 2026 found 33 pages with a missing or badly sized title. The titles changed the same day. In the next scan, 12 minutes later, 38 page titles were different and the scan found no title issue.

What is still open

• 36 pages link to URLs that redirect.
• 19 pages get links only from menus and footers.
• 2 pages have a missing or badly sized title, and 1 page has a missing or badly sized meta description.
• 1 page takes over 2 seconds to start to respond.
• The home page does not open with a direct, specific answer.

What AI assistants say today

On November 10, 2026 we started to track 10 buyer questions for the site. One example is "Are there any AI tools that let me build flowcharts by speaking instead of drawing?" In the first weekly run, ChatGPT named Wavelength in 3 of 10 answers, Gemini in 2 of 10 and Perplexity in 0 of 10. Each answer that named Wavelength also cited a page on wavelengthflow.com. This is our baseline.

What we cannot claim

• The site is new. Search Console shows its first impressions in July 2026. A new site often grows as search engines find it, with or without other work.
• We started to track the site on November 1, 2026. The August and October numbers come from the history that Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics keep.
• Domain Rating by Ahrefs was 14 on November 1 and 11 on November 10. It went down, and we do not know the cause yet.
• The numbers are small. A few clicks or visits change the rates a lot.
• One site is one example. Your site, market and starting point are different.

What we can say: in the August window, ChatGPT sent 4 visits. In the October window, it sent 40, and Google showed the site 4,278 times, against 34.

Questions people ask