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Free AI search tools

Get your content found and cited by AI assistants and AI search โ€” ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI Overviews โ€” and plan content that answers questions completely.

AI Crawler Checker

Check whether AI crawlers can access and understand your website.

AI Overview Optimizer

Optimize content for visibility in AI-powered search results.

GEO Checker

Analyze geographic and location-related SEO signals.

Featured Snippet Optimizer

Structure your content for better featured snippet opportunities.

Blog Topic Generator

Generate useful, search-focused blog topic ideas.

Discover Headline Generator

Create compelling headlines designed for discovery traffic.

Topical Coverage Calculator

Measure how completely your content covers a topic.

Why use AI Tools?

More searches now end in an AI-written answer. Those answers cite pages that AI crawlers can access and that state the answer clearly, with structure and evidence. These tools check crawler access, answer structure and topic coverage, and help you plan content AI systems want to quote.

Which tool should I use?

  • First, make sure AI crawlers can read your site with the AI crawler & llms.txt checker.
  • Want to be cited in AI answers? Run the GEO checker on your key pages.
  • Targeting Google's AI Overviews or featured snippets? Use the AI Overview and featured snippet optimizers.
  • Planning new content? Start with blog topics and the topical coverage calculator.

Frequently asked questions

What is GEO?

Generative Engine Optimization: making content easy for AI answer engines to find, understand and cite โ€” clear answers, structure, trust signals and crawler access.

Do these tools use AI to write my content?

No. They analyse and structure your own content and generate ideas from proven patterns, in your browser or on our own server. You stay in control of every word.

Can any tool guarantee an AI citation?

No. AI systems decide what to cite. These tools improve the signals you control so your pages are stronger candidates.

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