Turn search demand into better AI prompt ideas
Use your Search Console and Bing queries to generate questions worth testing in AI assistants. These are suggested prompts based on search data, not access to private ChatGPT or Claude conversations.
Use your Search Console and Bing queries to generate questions worth testing in AI assistants. These are suggested prompts based on search data, not access to private ChatGPT or Claude conversations.
Upload a performance report containing search queries. An indexing coverage export lists indexing states, not the phrases people searched for. Query-level data gives the prompt suggestions a traceable starting point; it still does not reveal actual conversations in AI products.
Group related suggestions, remove irrelevant topics and choose questions your organisation can answer with evidence. Share the selected set with a writer or turn it into a Content Optimizer brief. Test promising prompts in Brand Analyzer before claiming that they represent an observed AI audience.
No. Upload a plain CSV or XLSX export from Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools. No API integration, no OAuth flow. The upload path works with every account, including locked-down data-processing setups.
No. They are suggested questions generated from your search queries using language models. The tool does not access private conversations or measure AI prompt search volume.
The prompts are model-agnostic — designed to match natural-language patterns across ChatGPT (GPT-5), Claude, Perplexity and Gemini. The output is text, not tied to a single vendor.
Yes. One-click share generates a signed URL that renders the prompt set read-only. No signup needed, no seat cost.
They stay dismissed for that domain across every future regeneration. You clean the list once, not every time.
Dismissals are sticky per domain. When you regenerate prompts from new query data, previously dismissed items remain hidden. This keeps your working list clean without repetitive curation.