HyperGSC

Google Search Console, Google's report on how a website does in search, knows why traffic fell last week, but it spreads the answer across many reports and filters. HyperGSC passes that data to your AI chat app, so you type the question and get an answer from your own numbers.

Claude, ChatGPT and similar apps connect through a hosted MCP server, a plug-in point reached with one web address and a Google sign-in. According to the about page, Search Console access is read-only, so an assistant cannot submit sitemaps or change settings. You pick which websites to share and can withdraw access in the dashboard. The chat app needs a separate account and has to support remote MCP connections.

Questions can compare clicks and positions for a page or search term over time, or split them by country and device. The assistant can also check whether Google has indexed a page and test Core Web Vitals, Google's measure of page speed.

Keyword research, competitor rankings, Google Analytics 4 reports and backlink lookups are available too. Search volumes and competitor traffic come from DataForSEO, and the site labels them as estimates. An assistant can save a note with the date and reason for a page edit, for a later before-and-after comparison.