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See if ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini can crawl and cite the site you're on. Checks AI crawlers, llms.txt and schema. More people now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude for recommendations instead of scrolling through search results. If a website blocks those systems' crawlers, or is missing the signals they read, it doesn't appear in their answers. Most site owners have never checked. Open any website, click the icon, and get an AI Visibility Score out of 100 in a few seconds. What it checks: - robots.txt access for 14 AI crawlers, split into answer engines (the bots that decide whether you get cited) and training crawlers (a separate content-rights choice with no citation cost) - llms.txt, the emerging file that guides AI systems around your site - structured data: every JSON-LD schema type found on the page - content signals: title tag, meta description, H1, canonical and noindex The distinction matters. Blocking training bots like GPTBot or ClaudeBot is a policy decision. Blocking retrieval bots like OAI-SearchBot or PerplexityBot removes you from AI answers entirely. Many sites block the wrong ones — this shows you which is which. You also get a plain-text report to copy and send to a client or developer, with the top fixes listed first. Everything runs locally in your browser, only when you click the icon. The extension collects nothing, stores nothing and sends nothing anywhere. Built by CuraReach (curareach.com), a marketing agency helping healthcare practices get found — in Google and in AI answers.