Free tools I built for AI search. Try them on your own site.
7 free toolsgeosearchconsole
GEO Search Console is a set of seven free tools that show how AI search sees a site: what its crawlers can reach, what ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini search for and cite, and what they get right about your brand.
Most of the ideas are David Quaid’s, some are Jonathan Denwood’s, and the handiwork is mine, with help from Claude Opus 5.5 Max.
See whether Common Crawl saved your page or whole site, open the copy it kept, and find out if robots.txt or a firewall turned its bot away.
Ask Claude’s search, ChatGPT and Common Crawl whether they can fetch your page, whether it’s in their search, and what your robots.txt tells each one.
See the searches ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini actually run for a prompt, which ones repeat, and where your site ranks on Google for each.
Run your prompts on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, open every page they cite, and get the list of pages that name your competitors but not you.
Ask ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini about your brand and see each fact marked right or wrong against your own site, with the pages behind any wrong one.
See how Google’s Knowledge Graph describes a brand or a person, the type and ID it files it under, and how a rival compares.
Drop in your Search Console and Bing exports to see each page’s AI Overview and AI Mode impressions next to its Copilot citations, read in your browser.
Cloro vs DataForSEO on 40 Google searches with known real pages: Cloro answered all 40 with no confirmed swap, and DataForSEO's full page matched 10 of 22.
Four free SEO tools built with Claude took 112M to 170M tokens each, about $34 to $50 a tool at Opus list prices. Then a botched retry burned $73 in 20 minutes.
Two free AI tools went live near midnight. By 9:06 AM, 62 IP addresses had spent their $5 daily cap: Claude $2.33, Gemini $2.10, ChatGPT $0.38, Google $0.20.