AIOScan in ChatGPT
Check your AI visibility without leaving ChatGPT
AIOScan is available as a free app in ChatGPT: ask whether AI can read your website, and it runs the same 21-check scan as this site, then replies with your AIO Score, the fixes worth the most points, and a link to the full report. No account, nothing to install.
What do you type?
Ask about any public website in plain words. These all start a scan:
- “Can AI search tools read my website?”
- “Why isn't AI recommending my business website?”
- “Is my site blocking AI crawlers?”
- “Check example.com for AI visibility”
Name the site in the same message, or ChatGPT will ask which one you mean. Open the app from the button above, or find AIOScan in ChatGPT’s app directory.
What does it reply with?
A score, the top fixes in order of points, and the full report link. Below is exactly what the app hands ChatGPT for example.com, scanned October 17, 2026; ChatGPT then words the reply in its own voice.
Can AI read example.com?
47/100 grade F 10 of 21 checks passed
- Phrase your headings as questions+10
- Answer first under each heading+10
- Open the page with the answer+5
- Add JSON-LD structured data+5
- Put your content in the HTML+4
6 more fixes and a guide for each are in the full report.
Is it the same scan as the website?
Yes, the same scanner, the same 21 checks, and the same report.
The app calls the scanner this site runs, so a site scanned in ChatGPT and here gets the same score, and both link to one shareable report. Every check and weight is published in how the AIO Score works.
What does the app see?
Only the website address you ask about.
It never receives your conversation, your name or your ChatGPT account, and it only reads public pages. The details are in our privacy policy.
What can’t it tell you?
Whether AI actually recommends your business.
The AIO Score measures whether AI systems can reach and quote your site. Whether they name you depends on reviews, mentions and reputation off your site, which is what the free AI Presence report checks by running real questions through the assistants.