CiteTrack Chrome extension
Audit any page for SEO, AEO/GEO, and AI visibility.
A browser toolkit for the page you are already viewing. Check technical SEO, links, schema, content, accessibility, speed signals, responsive behavior, and evidence capture, then turn the findings into workflows you can hand to clients, developers, or your own content team.
- No login required for local page audits
- Built for SEO, AEO, GEO, and AI visibility work
- Copy, export, capture, annotate, and share evidence
- Works as a side panel or full audit workspace
Why it exists
Page audits should not end with a pile of disconnected facts.
Most browser extensions show title tags, headings, schema, and links. That is useful, but it leaves the hard part to the user: deciding what matters, explaining it to a client, proving it visually, and turning it into action. CiteTrack adds the missing middle layer.
Find the issue
Run a local page audit that groups findings by SEO, technical, links, content, accessibility, speed, responsive QA, and AI visibility readiness.
Understand the fix
See what is wrong, why it matters, where it appears, how to fix it, and when it should be prioritized.
Package the work
Capture evidence, export data, copy developer notes, create proposal language, or move the page into a full workspace.
Every section
A complete page-level audit surface for modern search work.
The extension is organized around the jobs people actually do: diagnose a page, collect evidence, write a recommendation, ask AI for help, send a developer fix list, or build a sales proposal.
Overview and missions
A score is helpful. A prioritized fix list is better.
The Overview section gives a quick read on the current page. Missions turn that read into a sequence of actions, so a marketer, SEO, founder, or developer can move from diagnosis to execution.
- Overall score with category scores for AEO/GEO, UX/A11y, technical health, and priority findings.
- Top issues grouped by severity, not just by where the data was found.
- Plain-language guidance for what happened, why it matters, where to look, and how to fix it.
- Copy-ready mission summaries for internal notes, client updates, or developer tasks.
On-page SEO
The classic SEO checks are still the foundation.
CiteTrack handles the essentials people expect from a serious page auditor, then adds the context needed to decide whether each item is healthy, questionable, or actually a problem.
Title and meta
Length, presence, duplication risk, snippet clarity, and whether the page has a useful search result summary.
Canonical and robots
Canonical URL, meta robots, indexability hints, and conflict warnings when signals do not line up.
Headings
H1 through H6 outline with copy/export options, multiple H1 detection, skipped levels, and weak structure flags.
Social previews
Open Graph and Twitter/X card fields, missing images, mismatched titles, and share-preview readiness.
Links
Internal links, external links, anchors, and risk in one structured report.
The Links section is designed to be usable, not just complete. It separates internal and external links, shows the anchor text next to each destination, highlights empty anchors, flags risky target behavior, and can check same-origin statuses when browser permissions allow.
- Internal, external, hash, mail, telephone, follow, nofollow, sponsored, UGC, and target blank counts.
- Anchor text table organized by URL instead of an unstructured bubble list.
- Issue cards for empty anchors, missing noopener/noreferrer, redirects, broken local links, and non-descriptive labels.
- Export all links or specific subsets, such as missing anchors, internal issues, or external links.
Use the export to build a Linkilo task list: weak anchors, pages with no descriptive internal links, and pages that need consolidation or better destination matching.
| Anchor | URL | Rel | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | /pricing/ | follow | 200 |
| (empty) | /features/reporting/ | follow | Anchor |
| AI crawler analytics | /features/crawl-health/ | follow | 200 |
| Book a demo | /demo/ | follow | 301 |
Technical SEO and site stack
Headers, crawl files, JavaScript visibility, and stack clues.
Status and headers
Initial status, final status, final URL, redirect chain, X-Robots-Tag, server, cache, content type, and header-based crawl signals.
JavaScript visibility
Compares raw HTML against the rendered DOM, including raw words, DOM words, raw headings, DOM headings, and obvious rendering risks.
Built with signals
Detects common CMS, frameworks, analytics, tag managers, CDNs, WordPress hints, generators, and visible technology fingerprints.
Robots and llms.txt
Checks robots.txt, llms.txt, and crawl-related files so AI and search crawler visibility is not treated as an afterthought.
Sitemap discovery
Looks for likely sitemap locations and reports detected sitemap types without making users think every optional sitemap is required.
Security basics
Surfaces HTTPS, mixed content hints, and selected security headers that often appear in SEO audit tools.
Schema and AEO/GEO
See the structured data and the answer-engine signals behind it.
The extension does not only count schema types. It can show parsed schema fields, highlight useful properties, and connect those signals to answer-engine optimization.
- JSON-LD, microdata, and RDFa detection where available.
- Schema type inventory plus a readable property view inspired by technical SEO tools.
- sameAs and social-profile recognition for entity trust and brand disambiguation.
- AEO/GEO readiness checks for Q&A blocks, answer extractability, freshness, entity clarity, author signals, and citation-worthiness.
- Manual citation prompts for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews research, and competitor-source recording.
Content optimization
Content checks built for search results and answer results.
Keyword and entity view
Extracts repeated terms, topics, and page vocabulary so you can see what the page actually emphasizes.
Question coverage
Finds likely question patterns and missing answer blocks that make a page easier for AI systems to quote.
Brief generation
Copies a content optimization brief that can be pasted into ChatGPT, Claude, or your writing workflow.
The extension helps diagnose a single page. CiteTrack AI is where teams can monitor AI crawler activity, prompt visibility, citations, and the revenue path from AI discovery over time.
Accessibility and responsive QA
Visual QA belongs next to the audit, not in a separate scavenger hunt.
A page can pass a lot of SEO checks and still be hard to use. CiteTrack includes accessibility and responsive checks so the audit can point to real user-experience problems.
- Image alt coverage, missing width/height, and image inventory.
- Heading order, form label hints, tap target checks, viewport meta, and overflow detection.
- Visual responsive workspace for comparing mobile, tablet, and desktop views.
- Capture responsive evidence for proposals, bug reports, or client QA notes.
Capture and evidence
Blur sensitive details, capture the problem, annotate the fix.
The capture system is for practical audit work: proposal screenshots, QA evidence, developer tickets, accessibility notes, and before-and-after records.
- Blur individual elements, selected text, or custom areas before capturing.
- Unblur specific items or clear all blur marks when needed.
- Capture visible area, selected area, full page, or workspace evidence.
- Annotate with drawing, highlight, boxes, circles, arrows, text, color, size, undo, clear, and download.
- Copy an evidence note that explains what the screenshot shows and why it matters.
Speed and assets
Find the slowest resources and the assets worth fixing first.
The Speed and Assets sections give practical clues before you open a heavier audit platform. You can see timing signals, resource weight, image issues, and shortcuts to deeper checks.
- Core Web Vitals-style summary for LCP, INP, CLS, FCP, TTFB, and total blocking time where available.
- Slowest resources, largest resources, render blockers, transfer size, encoded bytes, and request type.
- Image inventory with alt text, dimensions, file type, download action, and optimization opportunities.
- Useful paths to PageSpeed Insights and hosting/CDN checks when the page looks server-bound.
When a WordPress page looks slow because of server response time, cache configuration, or image delivery, the extension can point users toward a hosting review instead of pretending every issue is a theme problem.
| Resource | Type | Size | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| /hero-image.webp | image | 412 KB | 820 ms |
| /app.bundle.js | script | 188 KB | 610 ms |
| /tracking.js | script | 42 KB | 240 ms |
Workflows and prompts
Copy the audit into the work you actually need to do next.
The extension is built for people who use AI tools as part of their workflow. Instead of manually copying scattered audit data, you can copy a structured prompt pack with the audit context already organized.
SEO proposal
Turn the audit into a plain-English proposal with priorities, business impact, screenshots to include, and a recommended scope of work.
AEO/GEO proposal
Explain why a page is not ready to be cited by AI systems and what would make it more answerable, authoritative, and source-worthy.
Developer fix plan
Copy the technical findings into a focused ticket with exact signals, likely files or systems, acceptance criteria, and validation steps.
Content optimization brief
Ask Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI assistant to improve the page using the title, headings, schema, links, entities, and answer-readiness gaps.
Internal linking plan
Use anchor and destination exports to identify weak anchors, missing descriptive links, orphan risks, and pages that need stronger context.
Client report insert
Copy a concise summary for Swydo, AgencyAnalytics, a slide deck, or a client email without rewriting the audit from scratch.
Exports and utility tools
Keep the data when you leave the page.
Section exports
Export the whole audit or specific sections such as missing image alt, internal link issues, external links, schema, headings, and speed resources.
Shareable report
Print or save a PDF-style report that includes the scores, findings, checks, and prioritized next steps.
Raw audit data
Export structured JSON when you want to compare pages, feed a spreadsheet, or paste clean context into an AI assistant.
Wayback and history
Open the current URL in Wayback Machine to compare changes, lost content, redesigns, and technical regressions.
Rich results
Jump into Google Rich Results and schema validation tools when structured data needs deeper testing.
PageSpeed
Open PageSpeed Insights for mobile or desktop validation when the local speed snapshot needs lab or field confirmation.
Extension plus CiteTrack AI
Use the extension for the page. Use CiteTrack AI for ongoing visibility.
Chrome extension
Best for page-by-page audits, technical checks, screenshots, responsive QA, schema review, content prompts, and quick client evidence.
- Instant local audit
- No-login workflow
- Exports and evidence capture
CiteTrack AI plugin
Best for WordPress sites that want ongoing AI crawler analytics, prompt visibility, citation tracking, internal linking signals, and AI-funnel reporting.
- AI crawler detection
- Citation and prompt tracking
- Visibility and revenue reporting
Who it is for
Built for people who audit, explain, and improve pages.
SEO consultants
Audit prospect sites, prepare recommendations, export issues, and show evidence without logging into a heavier platform.
Agencies
Standardize page reviews, package findings for reports, and hand clean tasks to strategists, writers, and developers.
Founders and marketers
Check landing pages before campaigns, spot AI-search gaps, and capture proof for internal prioritization.
Developers
See technical SEO issues in context, validate fixes, and understand what the SEO team is asking for.
FAQ
Questions people usually ask before installing.
Does the extension replace a full site crawler?
Does it require a login?
Can it check pages that block iframe previews?
How is this different from older SEO extensions?
Can I use it for client proposals?
Install the toolkit
Start with the page in front of you.
Run the audit, capture the evidence, export the data, and turn the findings into the next useful action.