Eight features, one goal: getting mentioned

With Claude in three out of three answers, with Gemini in none.

One screen that shows where you stand: your customer questions as rows, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude as columns, and per cell how often your brand appears in the answer.

In your category 47 domains are cited. You are on 6.

AI assistants do not invent their recommendations, they lean on sources. Geony shows per market and per assistant which domains and which exact pages feed the answers in your category.

Even the competitor you did not yet know counts too.

Visibility is relative: it is not about how often you are mentioned, but how often you are mentioned instead of the rest. Geony measures your share of voice per question, per assistant and per market.

Open, in progress, done; every action carries its rationale.

Measuring is half the work. Geony translates the findings into a prioritised work list with, per action, a status, an owner and the figures it is based on.

If the intervals overlap, the alarm stays silent.

If your visibility drops demonstrably, you hear about it, in Slack or Teams. If a dip cannot be told apart from noise statistically, you hear nothing. That last part is the feature.

One link, your logo, no account needed.

One click creates a shareable link with an expiry date: your client or board views the report without an account, under your branding. And every table exports to CSV with exactly the figures on the screen.

Can ChatGPT read your site at all?

Before visibility is a strategy, it is a technical question: can AI crawlers reach your site, and do they understand what is there? The AI Readiness audit checks exactly that, and nothing else.

Works with your existing Ahrefs, Search Console and Slack.

Geony does not stand next to your existing tools but on top of them: Google Search Console and GA4 as an independent source of truth, Slack and Teams for your alerts, and your own Ahrefs key to make the figures hard.