AI Query Inspector

Compare what ChatGPT cites against Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo rankings — locally, on-device, with zero data leaving your browser.

AI Query Inspector turns your browser into a side-by-side workbench for AI search and organic search. Open a ChatGPT conversation and the extension reads its native payload — fan-out queries, cited sources, considered sources, and the model used. Open Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo and the extension captures the results page locally. The Compare tab pairs the two so you can see which domains ChatGPT cited that Google ranks, which it cited that Google doesn't, and which Google ranks that ChatGPT missed. Built for SEOs, content strategists, and AI researchers who want a fast, private feedback loop on AI citation behavior — without sending anything to a SaaS dashboard. What you get • Fan-out tree view of every retrieval query ChatGPT issued, per turn • Citation strength chart and cited-vs-considered source counts • Local SERP capture from Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo • Precision / recall / F1 / Jaccard overlap between ChatGPT and the SERP • Rank-comparison table with directional arrows for each domain • Per-conversation history with named runs, tags, notes, and run-vs-run diff • Full snapshot export and import for backup or moving between devices • Light and dark mode, single-pane popup, full-page dashboard Privacy by design • Nothing leaves your device. No analytics. No cloud sync. No third-party endpoints. • Auto-capture is on by default and can be turned off in Settings. • All data lives in chrome.storage.local. Reset everything with one click. • Fonts and assets are bundled — the extension makes zero external requests at runtime. Permissions • Reads the ChatGPT conversation JSON from chatgpt.com / chat.openai.com using your existing logged-in session. • Reads the SERP DOM on google.com, bing.com, and duckduckgo.com to extract rankings and SERP features. • Persists captures and preferences locally via chrome.storage.local. • Opens a search tab when you use the "Capture Google SERP" handoff button. See the in-app Settings → Privacy & safety card for the full opt-out, and the privacy policy linked from the Chrome Web Store listing for the full data inventory.