Focused tools for people who run websites and track what AI recommends.

Two tools, in use.

Who it is for, the problem it takes on, and a finding you can check on the live site.

• In use

  modelsaid.co

  Model Said

  Who it's for

  People who want to know what ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini recommend, and whether they agree.

  The problem

  The same question can produce three different first picks. Without a dated public record, there is nothing to point to when an answer changes.

  What you get

  A page for each question, with the date, each model's first pick, and a plain statement of whether they agree.

  Best wireless earbuds under $80. The three models did not agree.

  On 26 Oct 2026, asked 20 times each, ChatGPT named Soundcore P40i first in 12 of 20 answers. Claude named Soundcore Space A40 first in 13 of 20 answers. Gemini named EarFun Air Pro 3 first in 8 of 20 answers. No agreement.

  modelsaid.co, 26 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)

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• In use

  skewcheck.com

  Skewcheck

  Who it's for

  People who have moved a website, or who move sites for clients, and still need the old addresses to work.

  The problem

  When a site moves, the URLs that Google and other sites already know can start returning "page not found." The new site can look finished while those visits disappear.

  What you get

  The old addresses checked against what is live, then redirects that send each one to a real page. A free scan shows the 10 old URLs a public archive saved most often, and it does not change the site.

  A 2025 WordPress-to-Framer move, checked live on 12 October 2026. Skewcheck does not name the site.

  We checked a 2025 move from WordPress to Framer: 11 of 12 old URLs now return 404, while at least 8 of those pages exist on the new site under new addresses. The redirect list was never imported.

  skewcheck.com sample record (opens in a new tab)

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