21 Oct 2026·News · Browser extensions
One extension for Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox
AI citation checks belong in the browser people already use. Cite runs in Chrome. Safari, Edge, and Firefox are the same extension.
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News on AI citations
When an AI recommends, your business is either one of the sources — or it is not. Notes on that shift, plus the build and rescue writing underneath.
21 Oct 2026·News · AI citations
What an AI citation is
An AI citation is when an answer names your business as a source. It is product awareness, not a blue link you paid to place.
Read article →21 Oct 2026·News · AI citations
The advertising world changed: AI recommends
Paid ads still exist. The new channel is the answer itself — when an AI names a business, that mention is unpaid product awareness.
Read article →13 Aug 2026·SEO · Content
Title tags still matter in the age of AI Overviews
Google rewrites titles and AI Overviews change the SERP — but title tags still shape crawlers, snippets, and how models interpret your page. What to do now.
Read article →13 Aug 2026·AEO · SEO · Process
How to run an AI visibility audit (not just an SEO audit)
A step-by-step AI visibility audit: prompts, citations, entity gaps, technical blockers, and a punchlist your team can ship.
Read article →13 Aug 2026·SEO · AEO · Marketing
The new search funnel: SEO strategies for AI-powered discovery
How discovery changed when AI Overviews and chat answers sit above the SERP — and the SEO moves that still move pipeline.
Read article →13 Aug 2026·SEO · AEO · AppTime Cite
SaaS SEO guide: category ownership beats keyword lists
A practical SaaS SEO approach for 2026 — pair classic rankings with AI citations so buyers hear your name in generative answers, not only on page two.
Read article →13 Aug 2026·AEO · SEO · AppTime Cite
AEO vs GEO: what brands should track in AI search
Answer engine optimisation and generative engine optimisation sound similar. Here’s the practical difference — and the metrics that matter for market recognition.
Read article →12 Aug 2026·SaaS rescue · Security · AI pitfalls
Audit before you rewrite an AI-built app
Most vibe-coded apps need a scored punchlist, not a greenfield rewrite. How we severity-rate findings and turn them into modular finish work.
Read article →12 Aug 2026·Process · Agentic AI
Evidence before AI tools: sequence beats sprinting
Most AI projects fail from skipping readiness. A practical operator sequence — map risk, pick safe wins, then prototype — before you burn budget on agents.
Read article →12 Aug 2026·AI pitfalls · Process · SaaS rescue
AI builds it. You engineer it.
Vibe coding writes code. AI-directed engineering owns architecture, security, and ship discipline. The operator vs builder split — and how AppTime works with both.
Read article →11 Aug 2026·SaaS rescue · AI pitfalls · Production
AI-built SaaS pitfalls that kill launches
Vibe-coded apps look done until auth, payments, security, and QA catch up. The production pitfalls we see — and how to avoid shipping a demo that breaks on day one.
Read article →11 Aug 2026·AppTime Cite · AEO · SEO
AI citations & AEO: why good brands still get invisible
Generative answers pick sources fast. Learn how AI citations, answer engine optimisation, and market recognition work — and what to do when ChatGPT cites someone else.
Read article →10 Aug 2026·SaaS rescue · Full-stack
Vibe code to production: what the last 20% really is
You built 80% with Lovable, Cursor, or Claude. The last 20% is auth, security, data model, deploy, and proof. How we finish AI-generated products without a rewrite.
Read article →9 Aug 2026·Agentic AI · Architecture
Data foundation before AI agents
Agents fail when the data layer is messy. Why clean foundations beat flashy agent demos — and how production teams sequence AI work.
Read article →8 Aug 2026·Chrome extensions · AppTime Cite
Chrome extensions for market recognition & SEO workflows
Why Manifest V3 browser extensions are a sharp wedge for SEO, AEO, and internal tooling — and how we ship store-ready products.
Read article →7 Aug 2026·Security · AI pitfalls
Security review before you invite users to an AI product
The launch blockers that show up after vibe coding: exposed keys, open tables, IDOR, and missing rate limits. A practical pre-launch checklist.
Read article →6 Aug 2026·Process · AppTime
How we build: from pain to proof
AppTime’s six-step delivery loop for Cite and client work — pain, promise, product, plumbing, packaging, proof — so AI speed does not become debt.
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