Organiq GEO: Chrome extension that audits SEO and GEO of the open page

Updated October 31, 2026 · Organiq · third-party facts carry source and date in the text

Organiq GEO is a free Chrome extension. It checks the open page and shows, in a side panel, SEO and what AI answers need to cite it: llms.txt, AI crawler rules in robots.txt, answer in the first paragraph, author and date. No login, no telemetry, open source.

What does Organiq GEO check?

Nine tabs: Overview, GEO, Headings, Links, Images, Schema, Social, Advanced, Tools. Each check shows what it measured, the limit it used and how to fix it, with a pass, warn, fail or info badge. There is no overall score. The side panel stays open while you browse and runs again on each page.

What are the 10 checks in the GEO tab?

The GEO tab checks what an AI answer needs to cite the page:

llms.txt at the site origin
robots.txt rules for GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Bingbot, CCBot and Applebot-Extended
answer in the first paragraph after the H1 (60 words or fewer)
question-style H2s
sentences with numbers, tables and lists
author and dates in schema (Article, FAQPage, HowTo)
visible date versus schema date
text missing from the raw HTML (needs JavaScript)
visible author
outbound links to sources

What differs from the alternatives, and what is the exception?

GEO tab with 10 checks. Comparison: Detailed SEO, a popular SEO extension, has no GEO check (Chrome Web Store, read on October 31, 2026). Exception: small extensions such as AI Visibility Checker and AI Readiness Checker check AI crawler rules in robots.txt and the raw HTML; none we found checks the first paragraph, author and date in schema, or facts with numbers. Where to see it: the GEO tab.
Nothing leaves the machine except requests to the page origin; open source. Comparison: Detailed SEO also has no telemetry, but it opens its website on install, update and uninstall and fetches icons from 8 third-party sites in Advanced (October 31, 2026). Exception: it is telemetry-free like Organiq GEO. Where to see it: the manifest and the repository.
Report as Markdown and JSON to paste into an AI agent, and in pt-BR. Comparison: Detailed SEO does not export and is English only (October 31, 2026). Exception: none we found. Where to see it: the "Copy" button.

What data does the extension collect?

None. The extension collects no personal data, browsing history, analytics or identifiers, and sends nothing to Organiq. Automatic requests go only to the page origin (raw HTML, robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap). The broken-link check runs only when you click and sends HEAD to up to 50 links of the page. Details in the privacy policy.

How do I install it?

Chrome Web Store (coming soon). Free, MIT license, code at github.com/organiqgeo/organiq-extension. Organiq (connector and dashboard) is a separate product and is not required to use it; they complement each other: the extension audits one page, the connector reads Search Console. See also what GEO is and URL submission for indexing.

Frequently asked questions

Is Organiq GEO free?

Yes. It is free, needs no login and is open source (MIT license).

Does the extension send page data to Organiq?

No. Nothing goes to Organiq. Automatic requests go only to the origin of the page being checked.

Do I need an Organiq account to use the extension?

No. It works without login and without connecting Search Console.

Which permissions does the extension ask for?

activeTab, scripting, sidePanel and storage. Access to all sites is optional and only requested if you click to check broken links.

Does the extension score the site?

No. Each check has its own badge and a how-to-fix line; there is no overall score.

Where do I install it?

The Chrome Web Store listing is not published yet. The code is at github.com/organiqgeo/organiq-extension.