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SEO for the AI era: rewrite your page text so AI search (Gemini, AI Overviews) is more likely to quote it. On-device & private. Google and other search engines now answer questions with AI, and those answers quote sentences straight from web pages instead of just linking to them. BootMonacle helps make your sentences the ones that get quoted. Open the side panel on any page and BootMonacle: • reads the page's text, • suggests a clearer, more "quotable" rewrite of each part, and • judges whether the rewrite is more likely to be cited. Everything runs on your own computer using Chrome's built-in AI (Gemini Nano). It's free and works offline, and never sends your page content to a server. Features • On-device rewrites with an issues list and a confidence verdict for each passage • A safety check that flags (and never rewards) any rewrite that invents a number or source • Copy a rewrite, retry for another, or copy all suggestions as a Markdown report • Right-click any selected text → "Optimise selection" • Suggest the search queries a page should win (remembered per site) • Generate schema.org JSON-LD structured data for the page • Optional "measured" scoring against a local helper you run yourself (advanced, off by default) Requirements Desktop Chrome with Built-in AI (Gemini Nano) enabled. The panel includes one-time setup steps; if the model isn't installed yet it shows a "Set it up" link.
Jun 17, 2026
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