Chrome extensions: see everything about your site on Google and in AI, in one click

Why two extensions?

Two readers look at a site today. The first is Google: the title, the description, the heading structure, the canonical tag, redirects, broken links and speed are the signals that decide rankings. The second is AI engines: when ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews answer a question, they check whether they can reach your site, whether they understand who you are and whether your text is clear enough to quote. Because the two readers want different things, we built two extensions; you can install both.

SEOLOK All-in-One: the full SEO radar

• SEOLOK Signal Score (0–100): a weighted score of 20 checks. Title and meta description pixel ruler (600 and 960 pixels), a single H1 and heading order, word count and readability, image ALT text, canonical, meta robots and X-Robots-Tag, hreflang, Open Graph, JSON-LD and internal links.
• Show on page (X-Ray): frames headings, nofollow links and images without ALT text on the live page.
• Redirect chain and status code: shows which 301/302 hops led to the page.
• Broken link check: opens the first 40 links one by one, the site's own links first.
• Live Core Web Vitals: LCP, INP and CLS as your browser measured them on this visit.
• Google results radar: next to every organic result it writes the real position, the title's pixel width and the estimated click-through rate of that position, with one-click links to the site's rank by country or Turkish province, a competitor comparison and a check of whether AI answers mention it.

Does AI See You?: the GEO and AI radar

On every site you visit, the toolbar icon shows a GEO score from 0 to 100. Open the panel to get a yes, partly or no answer to four questions:

1. Can AI crawl you? robots.txt, meta robots and X-Robots-Tag are read separately for GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended and CCBot. For closed bots it generates an AI-friendly robots.txt that keeps your private paths closed.
2. Does AI have your map? /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt and the sitemap are checked. Without an llms.txt it builds one from the site's title, menu and sitemap in seconds and lets you download it.
3. Does AI know your entity? It looks at the JSON-LD schema with @id, sameAs, author and description; when they are missing it generates Organization, WebSite, WebPage and, where it fits, Article and FAQPage schema from what the page says.
4. Will AI cite your content? It measures question headings, 40–60 word direct answers under them, lists and tables and the density of numbers, and tells you which paragraph to fix and how.

Right-click a selected text and choose "Do AI answers mention this?", or press the live test button in the panel, and our free AI visibility checker opens with your site and question; the question is asked live to ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Mode.

What we measure and what we don't

The extensions only judge what the browser sees: the page's source, the site's public files and the speed measured on that visit. They don't tell you whether an AI engine actually recommends you; the live test button asks the engines for that. Data over time, such as Search Console clicks, rank history and weekly AI visibility, lives in your SEOLOK account.