Asked exactly as typed
Hindi, Hinglish and English questions run side by side on every engine you track. Nothing is translated or added, so you see the answer your buyer sees.
See how AI answers in Hindi and Hinglish
People in India ask ChatGPT and Google in Hindi, and in Hindi mixed with English. Paprik tracks those questions exactly as they are typed, on every engine, and counts your brand however the answer spells it.
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Tracked across seven AI platforms
Multilingual AI visibility tracking asks AI engines the questions your buyers type in their own language, then checks which brands and sources each answer names. In India that means Hindi, and Hinglish: Hindi written in English letters or mixed with English words. Google has offered AI Mode in Hindi since September 2025.
Word matching built for English misses most of it. On 10 Hindi questions about the Adani Group, the answers spelled Adani four different ways, and English-style matching counted 27 of the 55 answers that named the company as not naming it. Google's AI Overview made 52 of its 64 citations through Google Translate links, which hide whose site was cited.
What you get
Hindi, Hinglish and English questions run side by side on every engine you track. Nothing is translated or added, so you see the answer your buyer sees.
Hindi answers often write a brand in English letters mid-sentence, or spell it in Hindi more than one way. Paprik counts both and reads common spelling variants as one name.
Google often cites a Translate copy or a redirect link on Hindi searches. Paprik records the original page, so you can see whose site was cited.
Add a brand's Hindi name as an alias and every spelling of it counts. If a tracked brand has none, Paprik reminds you above the competitors table.
How it works
Type Hindi or Hinglish questions next to your English ones, or import them from a CSV. Each is sent to the engines exactly as written, with nothing translated or added.
Add your brand's and competitors' names in Hindi script as aliases. One spelling is enough, and Paprik reminds you about any tracked brand that has none.
Mentions count in Hindi script, English letters or a mix of the two, with common spelling variants read as one name. Translate and redirect links are traced to the original page.
Accuracy checks each claim in the language the answer used, and a new page suggested for a Hindi question is drafted in Hindi.
Add Hindi or Hinglish questions to any brand and save its Hindi name. New questions are asked on every engine you track straight away, then every day.
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