Entity Scanner by Watizi

Audit a page's algorithmic identity in one click: entities, Knowledge Graph, Schema.org, AI extractability, visibility in LLMs.

AI engines don't read your page like a human. They pull out entities, check who you are, and decide whether your content is worth citing. Entity Scanner measures exactly that. One click on any page scores your algorithmic identity out of 100, across 7 axes: • Schema.org identity: JSON-LD, Organization/Person, @id, sameAs, knowsAbout • Metadata: title, description, canonical, Open Graph, declared language • Semantic hierarchy: one H1, consistent H2s, no skipped levels • AI extractability: short paragraphs, FAQ, lists, tables • Entity density: named entities, uniqueness, information gain (numbers, dates) • External identity: presence in Wikidata, Wikipedia and Google Knowledge Graph • Agent-readiness: llms.txt, robots.txt open to AI bots, outbound references You get a score, a grade from A to E, and the weak spots ranked by priority. The full report, with the action plan, lands in your inbox. How it works: the DOM analysis runs locally in your browser, then the extension queries Wikidata, Wikipedia and the Knowledge Graph to verify your presence. No account needed. Who it's for: SEOs, writers and site owners who want to know whether ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity or Gemini can understand and cite their page. Your data: telemetry is anonymous (domain only, never the full URL, no IP address). Your email is used only to send the report.