Turksem GEO SEO – AI Bot Tracker, llms.txt & GEO Audit
GEO SEO is an AI bot tracker and SEO audit plugin. It logs every visit from GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot and the rest of a 39-agent vendor-documented registry on your own server, and it recognizes 1,500 crawlers in total, from SEO tools to uptime monitors. It measures what each crawle
GEO SEO is an AI bot tracker and SEO audit plugin. It logs every visit from GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot and the rest of a 39-agent vendor-documented registry on your own server, and it recognizes 1,500 crawlers in total, from SEO tools to uptime monitors. It measures what each crawler could actually read, tells you when an AI crawler loses access, gives you allow and block controls, and shows whether your fixes changed anything. Honest by design.
GEO SEO deals in evidence , not predictions or scores. Every number comes from your own server: what the crawler asked for, what your server actually returned, what it could actually read, and who actually arrived.
It closes the loop: measure how search and AI crawlers really use your site, audit your content and setup, fix what matters, and prove the effect with before/after data.
Measure
- AI bot activity log built on a registry of 39 agents, every one of them documented by its own vendor , with the source link shown next to each. We do not pad the list with user agents that do not exist, and the two permission tokens that never crawl (Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended) are labeled as exactly that.
- 1,500 known crawlers. Beyond the AI agents, the Crawlers page recognizes SEO tools, search engines, uptime monitors, feed readers and scripts, and shows which of them visited in the last 30 days. Those visits are kept as one row per crawler per day, so a busy SEO tool cannot bloat your database.
- Watch your own bot. Add any crawler by name, for example your own company’s, and the plugin records its visits from that moment on and tests whether it can read your site. Raw user agents are never stored, so it cannot report visits from before you added the name, and the screen says so.
- Access diagnosis: we fetch your own page as GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Googlebot and compare the answers. If a security plugin or a server rule quietly returns 403 or 429 to a crawler, your bot dashboard stays empty and nothing in robots.txt explains why. This test finds it.
- Raw HTML visibility: none of the major AI crawlers run JavaScript. We look for your posts’ own sentences in the raw HTML and report what percentage survives, page by page.
- Crawl waste: how many of an agent’s requests hit dead URLs. Measurements put AI crawlers around a third, against roughly a tenth for Googlebot.