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See the web searches ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok and Copilot run behind the scenes — the exact search phrases they use. When an AI assistant answers you, it quietly runs its own web searches first — and the pages it finds decide what it tells you. Klepha shows you those searches. Open the Klepha panel next to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok or Copilot and watch, in real time: • THE ACTUAL SEARCH PHRASES the assistant sends to the web — not a guess, the real query strings • WHICH DOMAINS get retrieved, and which of those actually get cited in the answer • FAN-OUT BY ENGINE — how each assistant rewrites your question into different searches • FRESHNESS — the publish and crawl dates of the pages it pulled in • A DOMAIN LEADERBOARD across everything you have watched, exportable as CSV WHO IT IS FOR Marketers, SEO and content teams, founders and researchers who need to know how AI assistants pick sources — and why some brands get named while others never appear. PRIVACY Everything the extension captures stays on your device, in local browser storage. Your searches, the pages retrieved and your conversations are never sent to Klepha or anyone else. The only network request the extension makes is a sign-in check to klepha.com to confirm your account has an active plan. The extension runs only on the assistant sites listed above. It reads those pages' own network responses to extract search phrases and never blocks, modifies or injects anything into them. REQUIREMENTS A Klepha account with an active plan. Create one at https://klepha.com
Aug 3, 2026
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