Where should we go for a special dinner?
AI discovery for local businesses
Your next customer is already asking where to go.
Enter a website. CityWise reads what the business actually does, finds its real location, and maps the questions people could ask AI before choosing it.
yourbusiness.com
Which option suits a group best?
What should we budget for two?
Which reviews are worth trusting?
How should a first-time customer choose?
Can we book for this weekend?
One business · six customer intents · one evidence trail
Why the details matter
A category is broad.
Customers are specific.
RestaurantToo broad
→Indian restaurantUseful category
→East Village, NYCLocal intent
“Where can I book an Indian restaurant in the East Village for a quiet dinner?”
From website to question map
The website is the starting point.
Every useful output should be traceable. CityWise shows the profile it inferred, the pages it used, and the questions that survived its quality check.
Read the source
We crawl a small set of public pages and keep the exact source trail. Your homepage, services, contact details, and location pages become the evidence.
Find the specific business
CityWise separates the useful niche from the broad category: Indian restaurant in the East Village, rather than restaurant in New York.
Map customer intent
A checked set of natural questions spans discovery, comparison, cost, trust, choosing, and the practical details of visiting or booking.
The question map is the beginning
See how your business appears in the answers.
City Partner measures a fixed set of real AI answers over time, improves the public information behind them, and shows what changed.
Explore City PartnerClear boundaries
Useful without pretending to know more than the evidence.
The free map generates ideas. It does not claim access to private searches or real customer conversations.
The source trail stays visible. Business type, specialty, services, and place come from the public pages CityWise read.
Visibility is a separate measurement. We only say an AI answer mentioned a business after the answer was actually sampled.