See if AI can find& cite your sitein one click
A free, no-signup score for whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity & Grok can reach, read and cite any brand - the same check that powers the AI readiness checker, on every tab.
How It Works
Install in one click
Add Zene from the Chrome Web Store - free, no account, no card.
Read the score, right there
Click the icon on any tab and get the AI-readiness score for that brand, instantly.
Free now, Pro later
The extension is a snapshot - where a site stands today. Zene is the film: how that score moves over time, how you compare to competitors, and what to do about it.
- AI readiness score + band, instantly, no signup
- Three dimensions: Access · Understand · Cite
- A per-engine readiness verdict for all 5 engines
- Per-signal fixes, deep-linked to Zene's free tools
- A shareable score card
- Daily tracking of the score over time
- Real AI mention scans - does an engine actually name you?
- Competitor comparison, side by side
- History, smart alerts and weekly digests
- Exportable PDF reports
Asks for almost nothing
activeTab only
It reads the current tab's URL after you click the icon - never in the background, never your browsing history.
One own-domain host
It only talks to tryzene.com to fetch the score. Not <all_urls> - a single, audited host, so Web Store review is clean.
Server-side fetch
Zene reads the site you're checking on its own servers. The extension never accesses the content of the pages you visit.
Is it really free, with no signup?
Yes. No account, no API key, no credit card. Click the icon and you get a graded AI-readiness report in seconds. Signup is only for tracking the score over time on Zene.
Which browsers does it work in?
It's a Chrome (Manifest V3) extension, so it also runs in Brave, Edge, Arc and any Chromium-based browser. A Firefox build can follow if there's demand.
How is this different from the web checker?
It's the same score from the same API - the extension just puts it one click away on any tab you're already looking at, instead of pasting a URL. The web report adds competitor compare, a shareable card and the full engine audit.
What does the extension send?
Only the URL of the tab you're on, and only when you click the icon. Zene fetches and scores that site server-side. The extension reads nothing else and stores nothing about you.
Can it check localhost or intranet sites?
Because Zene fetches the page server-side, it can't reach pages that aren't publicly available - localhost and intranet URLs fall back to "open the full checker on Zene".
Extension or full product - which do I need?
Both, for different jobs. The extension is the snapshot: what's the state of this site right now. Zene is the film: how that score moves over time, how you stack up against competitors, and what to do next.