Is ChatGPT describing you, or someone else with your name?
We fix the sources ChatGPT and Gemini read about you, so they can describe you correctly: who you are, what you do, and how clients reach you. Then we check the answers every week and show you the share that got it right.
If your practice runs on your name: consultants, CPAs, engineers and coaches.
Who is Laura Kessler?
ChatGPT · Wrong person
Describes a CPA in Dallas with the same name.
Laura Kessler, CPA
Gemini · Right
Current firm and title are correct. No site linked.
Why does ChatGPT mix you up with someone who has your name?
Published research describes this pattern, and a small check of three people by Rashahni pointed the same way: AI tools answer a question about a person with the strongest match they can find. If someone with your name, or a close spelling, has more written about them, the answer drifts to that person. The fix is to make every source about you carry the same name, profession and city.
How we fix the sources AI reads
AI tools build an answer about a person from what is published about them: your site, LinkedIn, directories and press mentions. Rashahni makes those sources agree on one name, one title and one city, ties the spellings of your name to you, and then checks the answers every week.
Your part: approve the facts. About two hours of your time before launch, including a 45-minute call. Days count from your first payment, not counting days we wait on your approvals.
Find out who AI thinks you are
Your free AI Name Report Card: what ChatGPT and Gemini say about you today, graded right, wrong or missing, and who they confuse you with. One page, by email within 2 business days. It goes to you only.
$1,500 to set up, paid once. Then $249 a month.
Thank you. We have your request.
- Now
Our first email names Rashahni, so check spam if it isn’t in your inbox.
- Today or the next business day
We ask ChatGPT and Gemini five questions about you.
- Within 2 business days
Your one-page report card by email: what they say, what’s wrong, and who they confuse you with.
- Then
If you want it fixed, we talk for 20 minutes. If not, the report card is yours to keep.
What it costs
Rashahni’s plan is $1,500 to set up, paid once, then $249 a month, so you stay visible and accurate: we measure every week and fix what changes in AI answers right away. You pay half at the start and half when your site is live. For public figures there is a custom scope; its pricing depends on scope and is agreed before any work starts.
Rashahni plan
$1,500 Setup, paid once
Then $249 a month.
So you stay visible and accurate: we measure every week and fix what changes in AI answers right away.
For consultants and advisors whose name is mostly right in AI answers but scattered or out of date.
- Starting report and source map, day 2
- A 45-minute interview, day 4
- Facts sheet and one spelling of your name, day 7
- Identity and palette, day 10
- LinkedIn and up to 7 profiles, plus correction drafts for the 7 worst pages, day 14
- A site of up to 5 pages with its delivery sheet, day 21
- Mentions map: 10 sources and the first pitch, day 28
- A one-page report every week from day 28
Every month after delivery: the weekly measurement and report, up to 2 fact updates, hosting, and a 30-minute review call each quarter.
Get the AI Name Report CardCustom, for public figures
For people whose name is already public: media figures, well-known founders and executives, speakers, board members. We set the scope and dates in writing after a private conversation.
Everything in the plan, plus:
- An NDA before the first call, and one named senior lead
- Your name separated in Arabic, English and every spelling
- An executive bio kit and a media fact sheet
- Mention pitches and LinkedIn drafts every month
- Work on a wrong answer starts within 48 hours
- Works through your office: one contact can approve for you
Pricing depends on scope and is agreed before any work starts.
What we promise, and what we can’t
We don’t promise rankings or recommendations. No one honestly can: AI answers change from one run to the next. What you get is the work and the dates in your order, plus a weekly measurement you can re-run yourself.
How we measure: one screenshot proves little. We measure every week with the same questions and send you the report, with the share of correct answers, word for word.
What we can’t do: make an AI tool suggest your name when someone asks for a recommendation, or change what a model remembers before a new model comes out.
Days count from your first payment, not counting days we wait on your approvals. Half to start, half when your site is live, invoiced in US dollars. We confirm how to pay before you order.
Who is behind Rashahni
Rashahni is a service run by a team in Cairo, Egypt, made for professionals in the United States, the Gulf and Egypt. We build personal sites, identities and profiles, fix the sources AI tools read, and check every week how ChatGPT and Gemini describe each person we work for. We work in English and Arabic.
We reply within 1 business day. Calls run between 8 am and 2 pm US Eastern.
We spent 3 months testing until we had a method and tools that work, and we’ve used them to get more than 10 people described correctly by ChatGPT. We don’t name them, for their privacy.
Language models are less accurate about less-known people (Mallen et al., ACL 2023).
Our own check was small: on 15 November 2026 we asked Gemini once about each of three professionals with a modest public profile, from logged-in accounts. For two of them it described a better-known person with the same name. Three people are too few to prove anything, so we treat it as an early signal.
Questions
Why does ChatGPT confuse me with someone else who has my name?
Often because it tends to favor the person with the most written about them. If a namesake has more pages, press or a Wikipedia entry, answers drift to them, especially when your own profiles list different titles or cities. Rashahni ties your name to one profession, one city and one set of links across every source, so the tools can tell you apart.
How do I correct wrong information ChatGPT says about me?
Find where it comes from, then fix that source. ChatGPT with search repeats the pages it finds: an old bio, a directory listing, a stale LinkedIn headline. Correct those pages and the search-backed answer can change within weeks. Rashahni’s starting report maps each error to its source, and we draft the corrections for you.
Does it matter if my name is spelled Mohamed, Mohammed or Muhammad?
Yes. AI tools may treat each spelling as a separate person, or merge you with someone better known under another spelling. Use one spelling everywhere you control and link the others to it. The plan ties every Latin spelling of your name, and your name in Arabic script, to one identity.
How much does it cost to fix what ChatGPT says about me?
At Rashahni, the plan is $1,500 to set up, paid once, then $249 a month, month to month, so you stay visible and accurate: we measure every week and fix what changes in AI answers right away. For public figures we agree a custom scope in writing; its pricing depends on scope and is agreed before any work starts.
Will ChatGPT recommend me after this?
No one can honestly promise that. AI answers change from one run to the next, and a recommendation depends on the question someone asks. Rashahni works on what can be measured: when someone asks about you by name, whether ChatGPT and Gemini describe the right person correctly, checked every week.
Can you remove something ChatGPT says about me?
We can’t delete anything from ChatGPT, and no outside firm can. Rashahni fixes the sources it reads, which changes search-backed answers. If ChatGPT shows your personal data, OpenAI has a privacy request form where you can ask it to stop, and we will show you how to use it. We don’t remove news articles or court records.
Do I need a new website?
Not always. Most of what ChatGPT says about a person comes from other sites, so your profiles and press matter as much as your own site. If yours is sound, Rashahni works on it and adjusts the price to its condition. If you don’t have one, the setup includes it.
Do you work with doctors and lawyers?
Not at the moment. Medical and legal advertising have their own rules, and Rashahni wants proper legal advice before taking on those clients. Today we work with consultants, advisors, coaches, fractional executives and founders.