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Project

Viziba: AI visibility for Swiss Treuhand firms

When someone asks ChatGPT which Treuhänder to use, a firm that's invisible to the AI loses the mandate without ever knowing why. Viziba tells them where they actually stand.

The problem

People increasingly ask AI assistants for recommendations instead of searching Google directly: "which Treuhänder in Schaffhausen should I use?" For a bookkeeping or tax-advisory firm, that question gets answered whether the firm shows up or not, and most have no way to even check which answer they're getting.

What I built

Viziba: a monthly service for Treuhand and Steuerberatung firms in German-speaking Switzerland that checks how (and whether) a firm appears when AI assistants are asked about their market, and reports back in plain language, not a wall of SEO jargon.

The site itself (viziba.com) is deliberately boring on purpose: a clean, server-rendered page with zero client-side JavaScript, because a service selling "visibility" has no business being slow or bloated itself.

Tech

Viziba's homepage: a headline about AI assistants answering client questions, an example AI chat recommending Treuhand firms, and a call to request a free visibility analysis
The homepage hero: a real example of the kind of answer an AI assistant gives when asked which firm to use.
"The interesting part wasn't the idea, it was the restraint: no cold outreach, no scraped contact list getting emailed, nothing goes out in anyone's name until there's an actual person who's said yes to that."