Tracked URLs
Keep the content you want to measure in one place, with a count for content published this month.
AI Search ConsoleYour content is live.
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Your content is live.
Is AI citing it?
Follow every published URL from discovery to citation. See which pages AI picks up, which engines cite them, and where your next content improvement can make a difference.
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Sample data
AI Search Console
Follow your content from first crawl to first citation.
Tracked URLs1Published content in your console
Citations in AI answers0 GrowingAcross your tracked content
Cited at least once0%0 of 1 URLs
Median time to pickup—Publication → first citation
Your content is becoming a source
Cumulative citations across tracked URLs
Who’s citing your content?
Engine breakdown
ChatGPT0
Gemini0
Perplexity0
Your first article is published. Tracking begins.
Day 0 / 30PublishedFirst pickupGrowing citations
Illustrative data. Explore the timeline, filters, and URL details.30 days of sample activity
Beyond the publish button
Know what happens next.
Publishing is the beginning. AI Search Console connects your live content to the crawl and citation evidence your account observes, so you can follow its progress.
- 01 / Published
Your content goes live
Add a page on your website, an article on a third-party site, or a public social post. Track the specific URL you want AI to discover.
- 02 / Crawled
AI finds the page
See the first recorded AI crawl where crawl data is available. Separate evidence of discovery from evidence that the page was used in an answer.
- 03 / Cited
Your URL becomes a source
See the first observed citation and the time it took to arrive. Keep following the URL to understand whether that citation activity continues.
Measure the work you publish
A clearer picture of content performance.
Move from a folder of published links to a consistent view of AI pickup. Four headline metrics help you understand coverage, citation activity, and timing.
Citations in AI answers
See observed citations across your tracked content and follow how that activity changes over time.
Cited at least once
Understand how much of your tracked content has earned an observed citation, as a count and a percentage.
Median time to pickup
See the typical number of days between publication and the first observed citation for URLs with pickup data.
Put the trend next to your publishing activity.
View citation growth alongside publication volume, then inspect individual URLs. The timeline gives you useful context for changes; it does not prove that publishing alone caused them.
From the overview to the evidenceEvery URL has a story.
Every URL has a story.
Open it.
Select any URL in the interactive dashboard above. Follow its pickup lifecycle, compare citations by engine, and see how the page progresses through the sample timeline.
Find the engines citing you
Review the engine breakdown and first-citation dates. See whether pickup is concentrated in one engine or distributed across the engines in your monitoring setup.
See the questions behind the citations
Review the prompts that surfaced a URL and their answer context. Connect a page’s performance to the questions your audience asks.
Connect pickup to the next visit
Inspect AI clicks where connected analytics provide them. Keep a citation, a referral visit, and a conversion distinct when reporting the impact of your content.
Make your next move clearerFind the pages
Find the pages
that need attention.
Search by title or URL. Filter for cited, uncited, or at-risk content. Group by status or publication month, then sort by citations, lift, date, or speed of pickup.
Use that shortlist to review relevance, accessibility, freshness, and the evidence your page provides. Make a focused change and follow the next measurement period.
Understand what is getting picked up
Study the pages with observed citations and the prompts and engines behind them.
Investigate content that is still waiting
Find URLs that remain uncited beyond the console’s pickup threshold and review what might be missing.
Spot when citation activity falls away
Review URLs with earlier citations and none in the current measured period, then inspect the changing answer context.
How it works
Publish. Track. Learn. Improve.
A repeatable workflow for content, growth, and GEO teams.
- 01
Add the URL you published
Choose Track results, paste the full live URL, and activate tracking. Start with a product page, a useful article, or a public social post connected to an important buyer question.
- 02
Follow its first signs of pickup
Check the publication date, observed AI crawl, and first citation. Review citations and time to pickup together to see whether a page is getting discovered and used as a source.
- 03
Investigate the evidence
Open a URL to review its citation history, engine breakdown, and the prompts that surfaced it. Filter for uncited or at-risk pages to decide where a closer review would help.
- 04
Improve the page. Measure again.
Use the source and prompt context to make a focused content update. Compare subsequent results with the same monitoring setup, and connect citation changes to referral activity where analytics are available.
A quick introduction
Meet your AI Search Console.
See the new feature in action, then explore the launch guide for a closer look at tracking your content from publication to citation.
Part of your AI performance workflowConnect the question,
Connect the question,
the content, and the outcome.
Use AI Search Console alongside the rest of igeo.ai to connect what you learn about AI answers to the work you publish next.
A little more contextYour questions,
Your questions,
answered.
What AI Search Console tracks, how to read the signals, and where it fits.
What is AI Search Console?
AI Search Console is igeo.ai’s URL-level content tracking feature. Add a live website page, article, or public social post to follow its publication, observed AI crawling, and citation activity. Use citation trends, engine breakdowns, and pickup timing to understand which content is becoming a source in the AI answers you monitor.
Which URLs can I track?
You can add a full, live HTTP or HTTPS URL for a website page, blog article, third-party publication, or public social post. This includes public content on platforms such as LinkedIn, Reddit, and Facebook. Access restrictions and what AI engines can retrieve affect the available evidence; adding a URL does not make private content accessible.
How is this different from AI visibility monitoring?
AI visibility monitoring starts with buyer questions and tracks how AI answers describe brands and competitors. AI Search Console starts with the content you published and shows whether those specific URLs appear as sources. Use the two together to connect a visibility gap to a page you can improve and measure.
Does a crawl mean my page has been cited?
No. A recorded AI crawl and a citation in an AI answer are separate events. The pickup lifecycle distinguishes publication, the first observed AI crawl, and the first observed citation. A crawl does not prove that content was used for model training or guarantee a future citation.
What do Lost and No pickup mean?
Lost flags a URL with earlier citation activity and no citations in the current measured period. No pickup flags a URL that has remained uncited beyond the console’s pickup threshold. The At risk filter brings these pages together so you can investigate the source evidence and decide what to update.
Does AI Search Console replace Google Search Console?
They answer different questions. Google Search Console reports performance and indexing information for Google Search. igeo.ai’s AI Search Console follows individual URLs in the AI answers and crawl activity your account observes. Use it alongside your search and web analytics to distinguish citations, referral visits, and business outcomes.
Does it measure every AI answer on the internet?
No. Results reflect the prompts, engines, reporting periods, and connected data available to your account. A zero means no citation was observed in that measured data, not that a URL has never been cited anywhere. Keep your measurement setup consistent when comparing results over time.
Give every published page a next stepSee if your content
See if your content
becomes the answer.
Track the URLs that matter. Learn from the evidence. Build your next improvement around what AI actually picks up.