Pallix, an AI visibility platform built for India's D2C and consumer brands, is launching to track brand visibility across seven AI engines—ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, and Claude—using India-based infrastructure and Hinglish prompt support. The platform's central premise is transparency, with every visibility score linking back to its source via an AI sourcing engine that shows which pages, reviews, or mentions an AI engine drew on to form its answer. Scoring formulas are fully editable. Core features include AI Sourcing & Citation Intelligence, Content Freshness Tracking, a Market Intelligence Engine that mines Reddit, Quora, marketplaces, and reviews, a DACT (Dark Agentic Commerce Traffic) Decoder that identifies AI-referred traffic on a brand's site, and Evidence-Based Fixes. "Most tools claiming to measure AI visibility are black boxes - you get a score with no way to check it," said Akash, founder of Pallix. "We built Pallix so every score, citation, and fix traces back to something real you can verify yourself." Pallix is available now for D2C brands, consumer companies, and agencies, with white-label support for agency partners.