For twenty years, getting found meant Google. Now the front door is just as likely to be ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity, and they don't see your site the way a browser does. They send crawlers that often can't run your JavaScript, get blocked by your CDN, or give up on pages that take too long. When that happens, your product simply isn't in the answer.
I built Geoify to show you exactly where that breaks, and how to fix it.
Geoify visits your whole site the way those crawlers do, not just your homepage. It finds what's blocked, what's invisible, and what's slowing them down, then hands you a prioritized, step-by-step fix list written for your actual stack. The scan is free; $9 unlocks the full report.
It checks the things that decide whether an AI engine can read and cite you: whether your pages render without JavaScript, whether your server quietly blocks bots, whether your structured data and sitemaps point the right way, and whether a human and a machine see the same content.
I'm Roshan, a computer science student. I built Geoify because there was a gap no tool filled: the basic GEO checkers and the expensive enterprise AI-visibility suites both skipped the one question that actually matters, which is whether ChatGPT or Claude can really see your pages. I kept running into it in my own work, so I built the thing I wanted to exist.
My own site had the exact problem. One popular checker gave it 85/100 because every AI bot was allowed in. But when I fetched it the way GPTBot does, the pages came back nearly empty. Allowed isn't the same as readable, and almost nothing checks the difference. Geoify does.
Just me, building between classes. If something in your report looks wrong, email me at roshan@getgeoify.com and I'll reply myself. I'm also u/Ill_Advice5293 on Reddit, and on LinkedIn · Instagram · TikTok.