Why our AI-visibility blog moved to queryon.tech

If you followed a link to one of our articles about AI visibility, generative-engine optimisation, or answer engines, you were probably redirected here from kavio.tech — or landed on queryon.tech/blog directly. This post explains the move.

What changed

Every article we've published about AI visibility — how answer engines pick brands, how to measure citations, how to win recommendations — now lives at queryon.tech/blog. Old kavio.tech links redirect permanently to the same article at its new home. Nothing was deleted, and RSS/bookmarked URLs keep working through the redirects.

Why

Two reasons, both simple:

1. Readers convert where the product lives. Those articles answer questions asked by people evaluating AI-visibility tooling. On queryon.tech, the free snapshot and the product are one click away, instead of a domain hop.
2. Topical authority should accrue to the product. When an AI assistant decides which source to cite about AI visibility, we want it to cite the product's own domain. One home per topic — no split authority, no duplicate content.

What kavio.tech/blog is now

The company's notebook. We write here about building KAVIO itself: engineering practice, shipping AI products from Singapore for a global market, and the occasional look inside a product decision — like this one.