Apps & integrations
You can scan from the website, and you can scan from where you already work: your browser, your AI assistant, or your own code. These are the ways in.
Ways in today
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See the machine-readability score of the page you are on as a number on your toolbar icon, and open its full report from the popup, which also lists your recent scans. Scan the page or the whole site with one click.
Trouble installing it? A warning, or a button that does nothing
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Let Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP tools scan a page and read its report. Page scans are free with no account.
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The same tools as the connector over plain HTTP, described in an OpenAPI document. Page scans are free with no account.
Planned, not built yet
These integrations and features are on the roadmap. You cannot use them yet, and nothing here is a promise of a date.
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Connect Google Search Console
See which pages Google has indexed and which get impressions. Bot Appétit would use that to pick the sample pages of a site scan, and to show pages that were scanned but are not indexed.
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Connect Bing Webmaster Tools
The same view from Bing: which of your pages Bing has indexed and which get impressions.
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AI visibility
See whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention and cite your site when people ask questions in your category.
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Backlinks and referring domains
See which sites link to yours, and which domains they come from.
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Keyword research and competitor keyword gaps
Find the search terms worth writing for, and the ones your competitors are found for and you are not.
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Rank tracking
Follow where your pages show up in search over time, including whether they appear in Google AI Overviews.
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Near-duplicate content
Spot pages across a site whose content is almost the same.
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