AVA™
24 September 2026 · John Stroh, Director, My Digital Sovereignty Ltd
What it is
AVA (AI Visibility Auditor), at ava.amiomega.digital, is available on request. It measures what AI assistants say about an organisation. It puts the questions buyers actually ask to AI assistants (which assistants are used is recorded with each run; the code has adapters for OpenAI, Perplexity, Mistral, Anthropic and a local model, and a path for keeping an answer a person read in a consumer app, marked as hand-captured; OpenAI, Perplexity and Anthropic are US-owned), records each answer verbatim with the model and time, and checks it against what the organisation's own site publishes. Where a model says something the site contradicts, that gap is the finding.
Each measurement can be sealed on SSST (Sovereign, Sealed, Signed and Timestamped), the same design Conduct Record™ uses, implemented separately for each product. A run is hashed as a batch, signed, and time-stamped by an outside authority, so "our visibility improved" becomes something a board, client or regulator can check offline, without an MDSL account. MDSL holds the signing key for every customer. For every active Village™ it sits on a separate signing host that MDSL also operates; that host is not in use for AVA. Split-key signing is built and not yet in use.
Published pricing: NZ$263 per project per month for ongoing tracking, NZ$526 for a one-off run, and NZ$5 per qualified (eIDAS) timestamp, opt-in. Available on request. A self-hosted install kit exists for customers and resellers, with sealing kept by MDSL.
The buyer is any organisation whose customers now ask an AI before they visit a website, and which needs evidence rather than a dashboard score.
Built vs roadmap
The measurement product is available on request and billable. Sealing is built and tested end to end on a real site; no customer's run has been sealed yet. Status as of 24 September 2026, taken from AVA's own FAQ and established by AI agents; no person has checked every line (see the status page):
| Capability | Status | What it means for a customer |
|---|---|---|
| Site crawl: every page fetched, its status, hash and robots verdict | Available on request (about 1 second per page measured) | Shows whether AI crawlers can read the site at all |
| Sampling real assistants, answers recorded verbatim with model and time | Available on request | What is actually being said, not an estimated score |
| Answer-vs-site comparison, findings and drafts | Available on request | Gaps between what AI says and what the site publishes |
| Interface in te reo Māori, German, French and Dutch as well as English | Not built: the language menu is present but does not yet translate the pages | English only today; other languages are planned |
| Sealing a run (hash, signature, time-stamp from an outside authority) | Built and tested end to end on a real site | A sealed run can be checked by a third party |
| Offline verification bundle | Built | A third party checks a sealed run on their own machine, with no account and no call to MDSL. Until the signing key is separated, the check still relies on MDSL not having rewritten and re-signed the record. |
| Qualified eIDAS timestamp (NZ$5 each) | Available on request, opt-in; switched on per customer because each stamp is priced (NZ$5 per stamp) | A qualified timestamp under the EU's eIDAS regulation; how it is treated in any proceeding is a legal question we do not advise on |
| Self-hosted install kit | Built; issued by MDSL on request | Crawl runs from the customer's own network; reseller model |
| Authoritative policy verdicts | Not built | Verdicts are labelled non-authoritative in the data |
The full participant one-pager, with the competitive landscape and the risks and open decisions, is shared in the private room, to named people, with a record of who opened it. Write to john.stroh@mysovereignty.digital to be invited.