What's new in Tasadr

The Tasadr changelog is the dated list of every change that reaches the product, written on the day it lands, newest at the top. It records three kinds of change only, because they are the three that change what you get:

• Engines: every AI engine we add to the measurement, and the plan that unlocks it.
• Plans and their limits: the sites, questions, engines and on-demand runs in each plan, when they change.
• Your dashboard: every new screen, section or rule you can now use.

On 26 September 2026, Tasadr measures 8 AI engines in Arabic: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Copilot, Claude and Grok. Each site is set to its own country and dialect, the Gulf first, and your plan sets how many sites, questions and engines you get, and how often a new analysis arrives:

• Free: one site, 5 questions, two engines, a new analysis every month.
• Starter: one site, 30 questions, 3 engines, a new analysis every week.
• Pro: 3 sites, 100 questions, 5 engines, a new analysis every week.
• Business: 10 sites, 150 questions, 8 engines, a new analysis every day.

We rearranged the overview in your dashboard so every number is printed once, and the first measurement of every new site you add is now its welcome: it does not count against your on-demand runs.

• Overview: the three top cards sit on one row, every number is printed once, and the page is shorter and easier to read.
• Headlines: the headlines card carries two headlines whatever happens; when what changed is not enough to fill it, it completes them with what the latest measurement found, so it never opens empty.
• Engines: one section holds every engine, one tile each, and a tidy list on a phone.
• Score chart: a real time axis with dates, so the space between two points on the line is the time between them.
• First measurement: the first measurement of each new site does not count against your on-demand runs, up to your plan's number of sites each month. On-demand runs already spent on a site stay counted if you remove it.
• Usage: the usage card and the plan card update the moment you buy a question pack or change plan, without reloading the page.
• Loading: the page shows no placeholder values before your account data arrives, and if loading fails it says so plainly, confirms nothing in your account changed, and offers a retry.
• Adding a question: the dialog states exactly how many engines your plan measures.
• Competitor ranking: when no site but yours is mentioned in your questions, the ranking says so plainly: you lead alone.
• English interface: the score is now called the Tasadr score everywhere.
• Site setup: the six Gulf countries come first in the country picker, Saudi Arabia leading, then Egypt. The dialect follows the country you pick until you choose one yourself.
• Store platforms: setup refuses a store platform's own address and asks for your store's own domain or subdomain, because every store on the platform shares that address and it cannot be measured in your name.

Every question in your dashboard is now read at the latest measurement that included it, with its date, and changing plan inside the app now changes your existing subscription.

• Questions: the questions screen, the action plan and the overview read each question at its latest result and say when it was measured, so a question measured days ago is never marked "not measured yet".
• One story: the headlines, the what-changed card and the bell's alerts say the same thing about the same event, with one colour and one link.
• Changing plan: upgrades and downgrades happen on your existing subscription, and no second one is opened. A question pack is charged the day you buy it.
• Question balance: if your questions exceed your plan's balance, we measure the oldest ones up to the balance and pause the rest, which stay in your list. None is deleted.
• Competitor questions: every site still waiting for its first list of questions your competitors lead in has now received it, and the questions screen tells you while the search is running.

We added a section that gathers the questions your competitors lead in that you do not track, Starter and Pro can now add question packs, and Business grew.

• Questions your competitors lead in: a new section on the questions screen gathers the questions where the engines cite your competitors and you are not tracking, each with an "Add this question" button and a "Dismiss" button. The list starts with a large first batch on the day you set up your site, then refreshes on your plan's rhythm; on the Free plan you see how many there are.
• Question packs: on Starter and Pro, each pack adds 10 questions a month to your balance, bought from your plan page; on Business, packs are by request.
• Business: now holds 10 sites, with 30 on-demand runs a month and no limit on competitor analyses.
• Plan names in Arabic: the Arabic interface now names the plans in Arabic on the pricing cards, the plans table and the buttons.
• Engines: each engine wears its logo instead of a coloured dot and gives its full name on hover, and Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode sit side by side at the head of the order.
• Headlines: they tell you which competitors arrived and which fell back, and which citations you won or lost, losses first.
• Competitor filter: it now means "a competitor ahead of you", which is the question you actually ask of that screen.
• On-demand runs: the button tells you what is left of your month, and when you run out it says when the allowance renews.
• Speed: your dashboard pages open several times faster, and the Arabic typeface no longer changes a moment after the page opens.

Starter and Pro can now be bought by credit card inside the app, and the same day we corrected three readings that were either unfair to your site or too kind to it.

• Subscribing: on Starter and Pro you subscribe by credit card inside the app, cancel whenever you like, and keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for.
• Not measured yet: a question the measurement has not reached yet reads "not measured yet", not "absent", with its own count and filter.
• Mentions: a site whose name merely resembles yours no longer counts as a mention of you.
• Score chart: an engine that could not be measured on one run is not drawn as a zero, and its return on the next is not counted as a gain.
• Password: change it from settings, under the same rules sign-up asks for.
• Alerts: we corrected our pages to say what the product does: an alert about a confirmed change reaches you inside your dashboard.

Grok joined Business, bringing the engines we measure to eight. Earlier the same day, Google AI Mode joined as the seventh.

• Google AI Mode: the seventh engine, unlocked by Pro and Business. It is Google's conversation inside the results page; what sets it apart is on the eight AI engines we measure.
• Grok: the eighth engine, on Business.
• Business by request: write to us with your number of sites, questions and markets, and we reply with a written quotation.
• Plan cards: one shape for every plan, with the same rows in the same order, so you can compare them at a glance.
• The public site: pages explaining GEO, optimising for AI answers, how we measure the Tasadr score, pricing in Saudi riyal and frequently asked questions, and three guides, among them how ChatGPT picks the businesses it recommends and how to choose the questions you measure on.

An engine that writes no answer to your question is now recorded as "no answer", not "absent", and never counts against your site. Scores rose for the sites whose questions the engines had been leaving unanswered.

• No answer: a fourth outcome in grey, separate from the red of absence; it does not lower your score, is never a lost citation and never becomes an item in your action plan.
• Confirmed change: the headlines, the what-changed card and the alerts report only what has held, and the card tells you how many moves have not held yet. The rule is explained in when we say something has changed.
• Signing in: sign in with Google, a full sign-up with name, email and a password with clear rules, and a way to reset a forgotten password.

Our address became tasadr.ai, and the product became تصدَّر in Arabic and Tasadr in Latin script.

• Identity: a teal palette and a mark drawn from the Arabic letter ta rising into an arrow, its two dots standing for citations.
• Overview: one screen that answers three questions: where you stand on the Tasadr score, who is ahead of you in the competitor ranking (with your own row always there), and what changed today.
• Actions: now a plan ranked by priority, where you set each item's status yourself, and its impact is measured after the next run.
• Cadence: on Starter and Pro a new analysis now arrives every week.
• Free plan: one site, 5 questions on two engines, and a new analysis every month.
• Legal pages: terms of service, privacy policy and refund policy, with privacy handled under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Four things customers ask for that are not in the product today. We list them here so nobody subscribes on a promise:

• PDF export of reports.
• Team seats within one account.
• An API to pull your results.
• White-label reports for agencies.

Every product change is written on this page with its date on the day it lands, and it reaches every account without you doing anything, except what a particular plan unlocks. What concerns your own site's results, such as a new competitor or a lost citation, reaches you as an alert inside your dashboard once it is confirmed.

To ask for a feature or report a problem, write to support@tasadr.ai, and we reply within one working day. Every way to reach us is on contact the Tasadr team.