AI Crawler
Access Checker
Understand what your robots.txt rules permit for search and training crawlers.
- Check a URL or paste your rules
- See which rule matched
- Preview a change and export a report
Check crawler permissions, inspect a website page, plan the questions you want to investigate, or review your site yourself. Free tools, with evidence and limits explained.
Understand what your robots.txt rules permit for search and training crawlers.
Inspect the HTML of one public page and understand what deserves attention.
Build a question set for your business, services, and market, grouped by customer intent.
A guided self-review of the public information and access on your site before you check AI answers.
Understand what an AI answer snapshot shows, what it cannot prove, and how to start checking real answers.
If you are checking whether a crawler is permitted by your published rules, start with the Access Checker. If you want to inspect page information and indexing directives, use the Readiness Check. If you are deciding what questions to monitor for a business or client, start with the Prompt Planner.
None of these tools measures your ranking, runs live AI-answer queries, or predicts revenue. Each one answers a specific question and explains its limits.
No. These tools work without a GeoScript account. Website requests have limits to protect the service. The planner runs in your browser.
Yes. Download a checker report or planner worksheet and keep its date, scope, and limitations attached. Checker links prepare a new check; they do not certify a previous result.
No. Checks inspect public information. A suggested robots.txt change is shown for review and is never published.