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Chrome extension

Real answers from the AI apps your buyers use

APIs don't answer like the apps do. The Citegram extension asks your prompts in the real ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok, Mistral, Copilot, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, so you measure what buyers actually read.

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At a glance

Chrome extension.

Real answers from the apps you already use

01

Your accounts, your browser

Prompts run in background tabs with the assistants you're already signed in to. No API key, no proxy, nothing to configure.

02

Pick your assistants

Turn each of the nine assistants on or off. Every run asks every prompt in every assistant you keep.

03

Answers like a person gets

Web search, cited sources and, for ChatGPT, the searches it ran: the extension captures the answer the app shows.

In their words

The questions it answers

Chrome extension, in the words of the people who use it.

Why not use the APIs?
The apps search the web and cite pages before answering. An API call without that setup gives a different answer from the one your buyers see.
Does it slow down my browser?
Prompts run in background tabs that close when the run ends. You can keep working while it runs.
What does it read?
Only the AI assistant pages it opens for a run, and only to capture the answer and its sources. It doesn't read your other tabs.
How long does a run take?
About ten minutes for a first set of prompts, depending on how many prompts and assistants you track.

Step by step

How it works

  1. 01

    Add it to Chrome

    Install the extension and connect it to your Citegram workspace in one click.

  2. 02

    Sign in to the assistants

    Use the AI apps as usual. The extension asks your prompts there, as you.

  3. 03

    Start a run

    Hit Run now in the dashboard. Results appear as each answer comes in.

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More in Citegram

AI visibility dashboardVisibility, share of voice and rank in one viewAutopilotWeekly runs from our servers, Chrome closedPrompt trackingYour visibility on every question, in every assistantAnswer analysisWho is named, in what order, and howCitation trackingThe sites AI cites, and where you're missingSource analyticsGap score, page types, Reddit, YouTube and G2Content studioFrom an AI visibility gap to a brief, then a draftArticles8 blog articles a month, written from your gapsCompetitor benchmarkingEvery brand AI names next to you, rankedMCP serverAsk Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor about your AI visibilityIntegrationsPublish to WordPress, Webflow, Notion or any webhook

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FAQ

Frequently askedquestions.

Does the extension count toward my assistant usage?

Yes. Prompts are asked with your own accounts, so they count like any question you ask yourself.

Which browsers are supported?

Chrome, and Chromium browsers that install extensions from the Chrome Web Store.

Do I need an account on every assistant?

Only on the ones you want to track. You can turn the others off in the Assistants page.

How are Google AI Overviews and AI Mode handled?

As two separate assistants. AI Overviews are the summaries Google shows above some search results: the extension records whether one appeared and which sources it cited. AI Mode is Google's conversational search tab: the extension asks your prompt there and captures the answer and its links, like any other assistant.

Is my data sent anywhere else?

Answers and their sources go to your Citegram workspace only. Read our privacy policy for the details.

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