Built by its own first customer.

Rendix tracks its own AI visibility with the same scans it sells. Here is who builds it, and why.

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The story

/ Why Rendix

Buyers did not stop searching.The answers moved.

ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini answer buyer questions directly, and Google now opens with an AI Overview above the results. When an AI answer appears, clicks on the results below it nearly halve (Pew Research Center, 2025). If the answer skips you, buyers never reach your site - whichever engine they asked.

Rendix is the growth engine for AI search. Three times a week it scans all four engines with the questions your buyers actually ask. It shows where you and your competitors stand inside real answers, and turns every gap into a publishing plan: what to write, where to put it, and what moved by the next scan.

The first brand Rendix ever scanned was Rendix. The score came back zero. That zero shaped the product: when you start invisible, a chart is not help - the next concrete thing to publish is. Everything the dashboard recommends, we do to rendix.io first and log it in the blog.

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Our approach

/ What's different

Other trackers hand you a score.

Rendix hands youthe next thing to publish.

2,099 AI answers analyzed · 19,912 citations extracted · rescanned three times a week

/ as of Jul 2026

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Founded by

/ The team
Vladimir Bazalenko

Vladimir Bazalenko

Founder

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Maria Filippova

Maria Filippova

Co-founder · Marketing

LinkedIn ↗

Rendix was founded in 2026 by Vladimir and Maria. Vladimir builds the product: the scanner, the pipeline, the dashboard and this page. Maria runs marketing - how Rendix itself gets seen, in AI answers and everywhere else.

Rendix is independent and built by a team of two: no committees, no roadmap by proxy. The person reading your support email is the person who wrote the scanner.

That is also why the blog reads like a lab notebook: real scan logs from our own score of zero, published as they happen.

Team of two · Independent · Founded 2026

/ scan logs in the blog →