Field record · subject zero
The founder’s own reading, published unedited.
Most tools in this category demo on celebrities, because celebrities score high. This page does the opposite: it publishes the founder’s own AI Presence Index — a person with an ordinary public record — exactly as the instrument measures it, every reading since day one. Nothing here is curated. When a reading goes down, the drop publishes.
Every reading, oldest first
- Jun 20, 202629·View
- Jun 21, 2026290View
- Jun 21, 2026290View
- Jun 22, 2026290View
- Jun 29, 202624-5View
- Jul 6, 202629+5View
- Jul 13, 202638+9View
- Jul 19, 202630-8View
- Jul 20, 202628-2View
- Jul 20, 202629+1View
- Jul 27, 202624-5View
- Aug 2, 202626+2View
- Aug 3, 202624-2View
- Aug 4, 202632+8View
- Aug 8, 2026320View
- Aug 10, 2026320View
- Aug 17, 202637+5View
- Aug 24, 202635-2View
How to read this honestly
A composite in the 20s and 30s is what a thin public record looks like — which is the situation most working professionals are actually in, and the reason this instrument exists. The models say little, hedge, or confuse the subject with someone else, and the score reports that instead of flattering it.
Movement is slow and not monotonic. The record above spans 65 days for a net +6. Models re-read the web on their own schedules, so a fix published today surfaces weeks later, one model at a time — the methodology covers why. This page is the correction program running on its own author, in public, at its real speed.