Check whether any website is set up for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Inspect llms.txt, llms-full.txt, robots.txt AI crawler access, and AI meta tags from a single popup.
Every check that determines whether an LLM can find, understand, and cite your site. All four run in parallel from a single popup.
Confirms the file exists, fetches it cleanly, and grades the structure.
Same depth of analysis for the expanded full-content file that many LLMs prefer for context.
Parses robots.txt and shows allowed, blocked, partial, or default status for the ten AI crawlers that matter.
Scans the page head for AI opt-out signals and bot-specific meta tags that override robots.txt at the page level.
One-click install. No account, no setup, no permissions you would not expect from a site checker.
The popup runs all four checks in parallel against the current domain. Results appear in under a second on most sites.
View any file in a new tab, copy URLs to your clipboard, and use the findings in your audit, brief, or pitch deck.
Audit clients and competitors in seconds during pitches and reviews.
Benchmark how your category is preparing for AI search and citations.
Verify your own llms.txt and robots.txt deployment without hitting the terminal.
Demonstrate GEO and LLM visibility gaps to prospects with a credible visual check.
The Chrome extension gives you a 30-second snapshot. Am I Visible? is the platform: deep audits, citation tracking across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, and a clear plan of what to fix.
Explore Am I Visible?Yes. The extension is free, with no account required and no usage limits. We built it as a free tool for the GEO and SEO community. If you want deeper audits, citation tracking, and ongoing visibility monitoring, that is what amivisible.co offers as a paid product.
None. The extension does not collect, store, transmit, sell, or share any data. No analytics, no tracking pixels, no third-party SDKs. All checks happen locally in your browser, talking directly to the site you are on.
Full details on the privacy policy page.
The extension needs to fetch llms.txt, robots.txt, and the current page HTML from whatever site you are viewing. That requires the "Read and change all your data on all websites" permission in Chrome. We do not read anything beyond those files, and we do not transmit anything anywhere. The source is auditable.
llms.txt is a community proposal for sites to publish an LLM-friendly markdown summary at /llms.txt. Think of it as robots.txt for content discoverability by language models. The expanded version, llms-full.txt, includes the full content rather than just an index.
See llmstxt.org for the full spec.
Reputable AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, PerplexityBot, Applebot-Extended) respect robots.txt directives. Some less reputable crawlers do not. Robots.txt is the right first lever to pull, and the extension shows you exactly which AI vendors you are currently allowing or blocking.
Built by the team at Am I Visible?, the GEO and AI search visibility platform. Run by Gareth Hoyle, MD of Marketing Signals.
Free. No account. No data collection. Works on every http and https site.