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When a shopper asks an AI what to buy, it names a few brands and cites where it learned about them. Brands it cannot read are never in the answer.
Instagram, TikTok, Meta ads, and your Videowise library, connected once. AI reads every video for intent, comments, and the details you'd never catch.

Every video is scored for AI readability, then structured against the keywords, topics, and priorities you set once during onboarding.

Quotes, answers, and wiki pages with video citations, published as a hyper-optimized UGC Wiki on your store and video content on YouTube.

Every video rated for AI readability by our proprietary algorithm.
Content re-analyzed continuously, never stale.
Cite positive videos about your brand, even ones you don't own, with links back to the creator.
Control what AI never sees.
Videowise knows which products appear in every video.
Metafields, Google schema, native widgets. Exclusively for Shopify brands.
A video editor and an SEO specialist, replaced by an approval button. Define your strategy once. Videowise does the rest.
Instagram, TikTok, Meta ads, and your Videowise library, plus organic mentions found through social listening.
Real videos transcribed into Q&As, wiki pages, and video quotes, tagged with schema so AI can read them.
Structured content goes live on your Product Wiki widget and Brand Wiki page automatically, no manual updates needed.
AI visibility is how likely your brand is to be recommended, cited, or shown when a shopper asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google Gemini a buying question. As search shifts from links to answers, brands that AI can't read, mostly video and UGC, get left out of the recommendation entirely.
Most of what proves a product works, TikToks, Reels, creator reviews, and UGC, exists as video, and AI language models can't watch video the way a person can. Without transcription and structure, that proof is invisible to the models deciding what to recommend.
Videowise runs two engines against the same video library: a UGC Wiki that structures your content for AI on your own Shopify store, and YouTube GEO that turns the same footage into optimized YouTube content, the platform AI models already cite most.
No. Videowise quotes and transcribes public videos with attribution and a link back to the original creator. No usage rights are required to cite a public post, and you can remove any entry at any time with negative keyword filtering.
The UGC Wiki is built specifically for Shopify, writing directly to metafields and schema, but can be adapted to any custom setup. YouTube GEO works for any brand regardless of ecommerce platform, so the YouTube side of AI Visibility isn't Shopify-dependent.
It depends on how much usable video you already have, but because AI visibility content is generated from your existing footage rather than filmed from scratch, most brands see new content live within days, and citation improvements follow as AI models re-crawl and re-index that content.
It replaces the manual work both roles would otherwise do for this specific job, scoring, transcribing, structuring, and publishing video for AI visibility, not the roles themselves. Define your strategy once during onboarding and Videowise handles extraction, scoring, and publishing continuously after that.