Turns your category, and optionally your product and audience, into a map of the questions buyers are likely to ask AI assistants, grouped by buying stage and intent. It is built from templates, not from search data. For marketers who want to know which questions their content should answer.
How to use it
- Type your category the way a buyer would say it, for example project management software.
- Add your product name and who it is for if you want questions about them too.
- Read the questions by stage: awareness, consideration and decision.
- Copy the list or download it as CSV, and check which questions your pages already answer.
How Reavlo tests this
The map is built in your browser from fixed templates. There is no language model and nothing is sent to one: each question is a template filled with your own words, so the same input always gives the same map.
Stages and intent. Every question belongs to a buying stage (awareness, consideration or decision) and an intent (learn, compare, choose, trust, price or fit). For each slot the tool takes the most specific template your answers can fill, and falls back to a plainer one when you leave a field empty.
What this is not. The questions show how buyers tend to phrase things. They are not real search data: they say nothing about how many people ask them, which assistant they ask, or what the answer is today. Use them as a checklist of topics, not as a measurement.
Limits. The wording is English only and assumes a product that is bought, not a service that is hired. Rephrase your category if a question reads oddly.
Questions
Is what I type uploaded?
No. The questions are built in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to a server or stored. A share link carries your three answers in the address fragment, which browsers don't send to servers.
Are these the questions people really ask AI assistants?
They are the questions people tend to ask, written from templates. They are not measured: the tool does not know how often a question is asked or by whom.
Does it use AI?
No. Every question is a fixed template filled with your words, so the same answers always give the same map.
What do I do with the questions?
Check whether your site answers each one in plain, quotable text. A page that answers a question clearly is easier for a person and for an assistant to use.
Why are some questions missing?
A template needs the answers it mentions. Without a product name or an audience, the questions about them are left out.