Add Asked Thrice to Dedicated GEO Platforms - #125
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Adds Asked Thrice to Tools & Software → Dedicated GEO Platforms, inserted alphabetically before AthenaHQ.
Disclosure: this is my own tool. I opened #113 as a suggestion so a maintainer could decide, and sent this PR as well since the issue queue is long — please close either one if you would rather not list it.
Note on the name: this PR originally said "LLM Audit". The product was renamed to Asked Thrice on 2026-08-30, because "LLM audit" is a generic phrase shared with three unrelated companies and an assistant asked about it described someone else. Same tool, same people, new name and domain.
Why it fits the section: it is purpose-built for AI search visibility, and it differs from the platforms already listed in what it reports. Instead of a single 0-100 score, it reports counts with their total ("named in 3 of 12 buyer questions") and keeps the raw model answers as evidence, because the same prompt asked twice does not always return the same brands. The name comes from that: three runs per model.
What the entry claims, and where it comes from:
No badges, no marketing adjectives, one line, same format as the surrounding entries.