Hi, I’m Aaron! Thanks for checking out my AI Visibility Extension.
Yes, this extension is 100% free.
I built this because I kept running into the same problem over and over: we talk a lot about SEO and rankings, but almost nobody talks clearly about how our content looks to AI systems. I wanted a simple way, right inside the browser, to see: “If an AI model or search engine reads this page, what does it actually see?”
This extension is my answer to that question.
FIRST, MY FAVORITE PART:
I made it where you can export all of this data and graphs onto a HTML doc that you can show off to your team leads or clients. Really easy way to get some 100% free information.
Here is an excerpt of that report:
QUICK DEMO OF THE EXTENSION
AI VISIBILITY SCORE
I created the AI Visibility Score (0–100) because I wanted a single, honest number you can point to and say, “This page is getting there,” or “We’ve got work to do.” For me, that score is like a quick pulse check on how machine-readable, well-structured, and AI-friendly your content is. I’m excited about this because as AI-generated answers become more common, the pages that are easier for models to understand will be the ones that get surfaced, summarized, and recommended.
SCHEMA AND STRUCTURED DATA
I added schema and JSON-LD analysis because I kept seeing great content that wasn’t sending any clear signals to machines. That felt like wasted potential. Structured data is how we whisper directly into the ears of search engines and AI systems. I wanted you to instantly see what’s present, what’s missing, and where you can tighten things up so your content can participate fully in rich results and AI-driven experiences.
CONTENT READABILITY AND PASSIVE VOICE GAUGE
I care a lot about clarity, so readability grading and passive voice detection were non-negotiable for me. I’ve spent too much time rewriting vague, dense content into something both humans and models can easily digest.
With the readability and ARI metrics, plus passive voice detection and a simple gauge, my goal is to help you write content that’s straightforward, confident, and incredibly easy to summarize... this is exactly what modern AI systems love.\
HEADING STRUCTURE AND CONTENT HIERARCHY
I built the heading structure view and content hierarchy visualizations because I’ve learned that messy headings quietly break both UX and AI understanding. If the H1–H6 flow doesn’t make sense, models struggle to figure out what’s important. With the hierarchy view and word count distribution, I want you to be able to look at a page and immediately see: “Yes, this is a logical outline,” or “We’ve buried the lead.”
ALT TEXT AUDIT
Alt text is one of those details that’s easy to skip but incredibly powerful. I added a full alt text audit, including coverage and export with details, because images carry a lot of meaning that AI models can’t use unless you describe them. I want to help you close that gap — improving accessibility for real people and context for AI at the same time. The alt text coverage donut chart exists because I wanted a visual “aha” moment: you can see, at a glance, whether your images are well described or silently invisible.
META, OPEN GRAPH, AND SOCIAL TAGS
I’m a big believer that titles, descriptions, and social tags are still some of the highest-leverage pieces of real estate on any page. I built the meta and social analysis so you can quickly check how your page presents itself to search engines, social platforms, and AI systems that generate previews and snippets. My goal is for you to see everything in one place and feel confident that your content is ready to be shared, summarized, and surfaced.
REPORTING AND EXPORTS (HTML, JSON, AND CSV)
I added HTML, JSON, and CSV exports — including detailed alt text data — because I know what it’s like to be in client meetings and internal reviews where everyone asks, “Can you send this over?” I wanted you to be able to click once and have a professional, shareable report that feels like a deliverable, not just a screenshot.
VISUAL TABS AND BUILT-IN TOOLS
The 9 interactive visualization tabs exist because data is easier to understand when you can see it. Tree maps for structure, donut charts for alt coverage, gauges for passive voice — all of that is about turning abstract “SEO and AI best practices” into something you can actually feel and act on. I also included quick links to tools like PageSpeed Insights, Rich Results tests, and schema validators so you can go from insight to deeper diagnostics in a couple of clicks.
PRIVACY AND LOCAL ANALYSIS
I’m very intentional about privacy and performance, so the extension runs entirely in your browser. There are no server calls and no external dependencies. I wanted you to feel comfortable running this on staging, client pages, or internal environments without wondering where your data is going. And I wanted the analysis to feel instant, so you can use it as part of your everyday workflow, not as a separate “big audit event.”
HELPING YOU STAY ONE STEP AHEAD
We’re moving into a world where content isn’t just written for search engines or human readers, but also for AI assistants, chatbots, and generative systems that decide what to surface and how to summarize it.
I built Aaron’s AI Visibility Extension to help you bridge that gap. I wanted to make sure your best ideas are actually visible in that future, not lost in messy structure, missing schema, or invisible images.
If you’re someone who cares about quality content, strong structure, and being ready for where AI and search are going next, I built this extension for you.
And I’m genuinely excited to help you ship pages that are not only optimized for today’s rankings, but ready for tomorrow’s AI-driven web.
There is no reason not to try it. It’s free.