Read what Google and Bing count about your site in their AI answers, without the file leaving your browser.
Google and Bing now count how often your site appears in their AI answers: Google, the impressions in AI Overviews and AI Mode; Bing, the citations in Copilot and its AI summaries.
Neither lets a program read those counts, so download each report and drop it here: this page reads it in your browser and explains what it says and what it does not.
Drop Google's .zip, its folder or Bing's CSV here
Privacy
Your file is processed entirely in your browser. It is not sent to any server, ours or anyone else's: we never receive it, so there is nothing to keep or to anonymize. When you reload or close the page, what was read is gone.
How to check it
- Open your browser's developer tools, Network tab, and drop your file: no request appears.
- The page declares a security policy (CSP) with
connect-src 'none', which forbids the browser from opening any connection. You can see it in the response header (for example withcurl -I). - The served code can be read, and we publish the sha256 of each file in sha256.txt: so you can confirm that what runs is what we published.
The promise is exact: this code does not send your data and the browser blocks connections, and you can verify it yourself. We do not claim it is impossible.
How to download them
Google: in Search Console, open the generative AI performance report for Search and use the export button, as CSV. It arrives as a .zip: drop it as it is, or the folder Safari unzips it to.
Bing: in Bing Webmaster Tools, open AI Performance and export as CSV.
That is a result, not a fault. According to Google's help, it usually happens when the site has not yet received enough impressions in Search's generative AI features; it also does not appear if the site has been excluded from them. Nothing is recorded.