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About the GSC connector

The Google Search Console (GSC) connector lets you access your app’s search performance data, sitemaps, URL inspection results, and indexing status directly from Base44. Use it to analyze search queries, monitor indexing coverage, identify crawl errors, and submit sitemaps, all without leaving the AI chat. Google Search Console supports two connection types: a connector for app builders, where you connect one Google account that powers the whole app, and a connector for app users, where each person using your app connects their own account.
Not sure which type you need? Use a connector for app builders when one Google account should serve the whole app, or a connector for app users when each person connects their own account. See the connectors overview for how the two types work.

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Use cases and prompts

Use the GSC connector to monitor your app’s search visibility, diagnose issues, and act on SEO data from within the AI chat.
Understand how your app is performing in search results, which queries drive traffic, and how click-through rates are trending.Example prompts:
Check which pages are indexed, identify coverage errors, and understand why certain pages may be excluded from search results.Example prompts:
Inspect specific URLs to check their index status, or submit your sitemap so Google can discover your pages more efficiently.Example prompts:
Base44 automatically generates your sitemap at /sitemap.xml. When describing sitemap tasks in the AI chat, you can reference this path directly.

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Connecting GSC to your app

Use the AI chat to connect to GSC, or connect using a pre-made prompt from your app dashboard.
Before you begin:

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Using the AI chat

  1. Go to your app editor.
  2. Describe what you want to do with GSC in the AI chat, for example:
    • Connect this app to Google Search Console and show me my top search queries.
    • Check my indexing coverage and flag any errors.
  3. Review the Action required and Required permissions in the side panel.
  4. Click Connect to Google Search Console.
  5. In the Google window that opens:
    1. Select the Google account that has access to your GSC property.
    2. Review the permissions and click Allow.
  6. Return to the editor and let the AI complete the task.
Connecting GSC from the AI chat

Connecting GSC from the AI chat

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From the app dashboard

  1. Click Dashboard in your app editor.
  2. Click Integrations.
  3. Click the Browse tab.
  4. Find Google Search Console and click Use.
  5. Select the pre-made prompt you want to add to the AI chat.
  6. In the AI chat, review the Action required and Required permissions.
  7. Click Connect to Google Search Console.
  8. In the Google window that opens:
    1. Select the Google account that has access to your GSC property.
    2. Review the permissions and click Allow.
  9. Return to the editor and let the AI complete the task.
Connecting GSC from your app's dashboard

Connecting GSC from your app's dashboard

After connecting, test the integration by asking the AI chat a question about your search data, such as your top queries from the last 7 days, and confirm the response matches what you see in GSC.
If you click Skip in the Google authorization window, the connector is not added. You can run the connection flow again from the AI chat or from Integrations → Browse.

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GSC scopes and permissions

When you connect GSC, the connector requests permissions (scopes) that control what your app can do with your Search Console data.

Google Search Console scopes

Below is the current list of scopes the connector may request.
  • https://www.googleapis.com/auth/webmasters: Grants full access to manage and view data in GSC.
  • https://www.googleapis.com/auth/webmasters.readonly: Provides read-only access to view data in GSC.
Notes:
  • Scope lists may change over time. Always review the permissions shown during the connection flow.
  • If you need a scope that is not listed here, share your feedback with us.

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FAQs

Click a question below to learn more about the GSC connector.
Use the Google account that has owner or full access to the GSC property for your app’s domain. If you are not sure which account has access, check the users list in GSC under Settings > Users and permissions.
Each app connects to one Google account at a time. If you manage multiple properties under the same Google account, the AI chat can query data across them when you specify which property you want.
Yes. Use a connector for app users so each person using your app connects their own Google account. A connector for app builders, by contrast, uses one Google account for the whole app.
  1. Go to your app dashboard and click Integrations.
  2. Click the My integrations tab.
  3. Find Google Search Console and click the More Actions icon , then Switch account.
If the AI chat is not returning GSC data, check that:
  • The connector is listed under My integrations and shows as connected.
  • The Google account you used has access to the GSC property for your app’s domain.
  • Your app’s domain is verified in GSC.
If the issue continues, try disconnecting and reconnecting the connector.
Click the More actions icon on the connector in your app’s Integrations tab, then choose an option such as switch account, reconnect, or disconnect. Learn more about managing connectors.