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See the search queries and cited sources ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini use when they browse the web. Live and on-device. See the searches and sources AI assistants actually use. When ChatGPT or Claude browses the web to answer you, it rewrites your prompt into its own search queries, and those queries decide what gets retrieved and cited. You normally never see them. This extension does. AI Search Query Capture watches ChatGPT and Claude while you use them normally, then shows, live, the search queries they run and the web pages they cite, in a simple popup and an optional on-page ticker. One click exports everything to CSV. WHAT YOU SEE - Query fan-out: how a single prompt becomes several real searches. - Cited URLs: the sources the assistant actually pulled in. - An optional live ticker overlay that scrolls captures in real time on the page. - Filter by queries or URLs, and export to CSV. WORKS WITH - ChatGPT (chatgpt.com) - Claude (claude.ai) PRIVACY FIRST Everything stays on your machine. No account, no server, no tracking. Captured items are saved only in your browser local storage and are never transmitted anywhere. Clear them any time. GOOD TO KNOW - Captures appear as the assistant searches and as the answer completes. - Reads data only from your own ChatGPT and Claude sessions, in your own browser. Built by Laurelin Labs. Not affiliated with OpenAI or Anthropic.
Jun 16, 2026
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