AskTheConsole
Chat with your search console
AskTheConsole launched on August 19, 2025 with 12 votes, #1,214 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
AskTheConsole is an AI assistant for Google Search Console. Chat in any language to uncover traffic drops, keyword wins, or export data. Get instant, actionable insights without wrestling with filters or spreadsheets.
Link your Google Search Console properties in seconds with secure OAuth authentication. Simply type your SEO questions in any language. Our AI understands them all. Receive instant AI-powered insights with actionable recommendations and detailed reports. Skip the spreadsheets and complex reports. Ask questions in plain English and get AI-powered insights instantly. Ask "Which pages lost traffic last week?" instead of creating pivot tables and filters Get 10 free messages to start. No hidden fees, cancel anytime. Stop wasting time on manual analysis. Start getting AI-powered insights infrom asktheconsole.com
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ChatSEOJan 2026 · chatseo.app · ▲56I built this after getting frustrated with digging through Google Search Console tables and exports just to decide what to work on next to do the SEO of my first project (recipe mobile app). ChatSEO connects to Google Search Console and lets you ask questions in plain language (e.g. pages close to page 1, keywords losing traction, or what actions are likely to have the biggest impact). Under the hood, it combines GSC data with external keyword and SERP data to prioritize SEO actions instead of just showing dashboards. It’s still early: onboarding is basic, recommendations can be noisy, and…

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