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See the AI queries hiding in your Search Console

Google blends AI Mode and AI Overviews into your Performance report and gives you no filter for it. Connect your account and we split the conversational queries, the site: probes and the zero-click impressions out for you, in one click.

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What it does

  • Splits every query into conversational (10 or more words), site: probes, long tail and head, with exact totals across your whole property.
  • Flags the zero-click queries: the ones taking impressions while an answer surface reads your page and never sends the visit.
  • Tags each query with intent: question, comparison or explicit list request.
  • Keeps 3 months of daily history per property, refreshed automatically.
  • Covers every property on your Google account, not just one.

How it works

  1. Click connect and approve Google's consent screen. That is the whole signup, there is no form.
  2. We pull your Search Console history and start a rolling sync.
  3. Your dashboard opens with the query shapes already broken out.
  4. Click any shape to see the queries behind it, sorted by impressions or clicks.

Why use a free google search console ai query dashboard?

The average Google search is about three and a half words. Most prompts people type into an AI assistant run to ten or more. When an assistant grounds an answer it rewrites that prompt into searches, and those rewrites land in your Search Console mixed in with everything else, with no label and no filter.

That is the gap this tool fills. Long queries and site: operators are the two shapes a machine leaves behind and a person almost never types, so we bucket every query by shape and hand you the tail Google buries. Cross that with impressions-and-no-clicks and you have the closest thing Search Console will give you to a fan-out report.

One thing we will not pretend about: Google anonymizes rare queries, and conversational queries are rare by definition. What you see here is a real sample of assistant-driven demand, not the complete picture. The true volume is always higher than what Google reports. Any tool telling you otherwise is guessing.

Best practices

  • Start with the conversational bucket sorted by impressions. Those are questions you already rank for and are probably not writing for.
  • Turn on the zero-click filter. High impressions with no clicks usually means an answer surface used your page without sending the visit.
  • Watch impressions, not clicks, as your leading indicator. AI surfaces are good for impressions and bad for clicks by design.
  • Check the site: probes for your own brand. They are a strong signal an assistant is verifying you while answering.
  • Compare 7, 28 and 90 day windows. Conversational share climbing over time is the trend worth reporting.

Frequently asked questions

Is this really free?

Yes. Connect your Google account and the dashboard is yours, no credit card and no trial timer. It is a free tool from OmniFamous, which is a paid SEO and AI visibility platform, and we obviously hope you look at that too.

What access do you ask for?

Your Google profile (so we can create your account from your verified email) and Search Console. We never post, never change your site, and you can disconnect from your Google account settings at any time.

Do I have to create a password?

No. Google's consent screen is the signup. You land straight in your dashboard.

How do you decide a query is conversational?

Ten words or more, which is the threshold the SEO community settled on and matches the widely shared Search Console regex. Queries containing a site: operator are bucketed separately because those are machines verifying a domain, not people searching.

Why does this not match the numbers in Search Console exactly?

It does match, for the queries Google actually reports. What neither we nor anyone else can show is the queries Google anonymizes, which hits the long conversational tail hardest. We show you the sample honestly rather than extrapolating a number we cannot stand behind.

How far back does the history go?

Three months on the free tool, refreshed daily. The full 16 months Google offers is available on a paid OmniFamous workspace.

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