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Captures ChatGPT's internal search queries in real time. See what the model searches, which sites it visits, and export the data. GEO Inspector reveals the hidden layer of every ChatGPT response: the internal search queries the model runs before answering you. When ChatGPT browses the web to answer a question, it generates its own queries — terms the user never sees and never types. GEO Inspector intercepts those queries in real time, alongside the URLs the model actually visits, and surfaces them in a clean, organized panel. What you see for every response: The question you asked Every internal search query the model generated to answer it The web sources it consulted, with clickable links How many searches the model launched per response GEO Auditor — built in The extension includes GEO Auditor, an automated audit mode. Enter a list of queries and a set of brand names, run the audit, and get a structured report showing: how often each brand appears in AI responses, whether it is the primary recommendation or a passing mention, and the sentiment around each mention. Results export to JSON. Who it is for SEO and GEO professionals tracking brand visibility in AI-generated answers Content strategists researching how AI models source and cite information Researchers and journalists auditing AI search behavior Anyone curious about what a language model actually does when it "searches the web"
Sep 19, 2026
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