Platform

How everything fits together

GeoScript is not a collection of independent features. Every part connects: the data from one stage feeds the next, and the outcomes from the last stage inform the first. This page explains the loop.

The product loop

Every client relationship follows this sequence. The loop is continuous — each completed period feeds the next with a richer evidence base.

1

Market data

Businesses with AI visibility gaps surface in the Opportunity Board.

2

Opportunities scored

Each is scored deterministically across eight components.

3

Agency CRM

Prospects move through the pipeline: prospect → pitching → won → active.

4

Pitch Rooms

Evidence-backed proposals built from real observation data.

5

Client seat activated

$299/month per active client.

6

~1,100 prompts per client

A purpose-built prompt universe runs against live AI engines.

7

AI monitoring

3 engines live (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity); 3 in development.

8

Website crawl

GeoScript snapshots the client's public site on a schedule.

9

Content Genome

Every page is parsed into a structured, typed evidence base.

10

Recommendations

Deterministic rules produce specific, typed improvement proposals.

11

Approval-gated deployment

Agencies review and approve; Standard Script applies changes.

12

Verification

GeoScript independently verifies every deployment landed as intended.

13

Outcome measurement

Before-and-after visibility observations attribute change to deployments.

14

Immutable reports

Period-scoped snapshots, frozen at publication, shareable with clients.

15

Ask GeoScript

Natural-language Q&A grounded strictly in the client's own data.

Seven pillars

The platform is organized into seven pillars, each covering a distinct stage of the loop. Each pillar page documents what that stage does, how it connects to the stages before and after, and what it does not do.

Pillar 13 engines live · 3 in development

AI Visibility

Monitor how AI engines respond to the queries that matter for your clients — capturing mentions, recommendations, and citations across a prompt universe built around each business.

How this works →
Pillar 2Private beta

Agency Growth

Find businesses with measurable AI visibility gaps, score each opportunity, track your pipeline, and deliver evidence-backed pitches — before a competitor does.

How this works →
Pillar 3Private beta

Website Intelligence

GeoScript crawls a client's public website, extracts a structured content evidence base, and builds the Content Genome that powers every recommendation.

How this works →
Pillar 4In development — not yet available

Agent Intelligence

Understand which AI crawlers and agents are reaching a client's site, what they're doing, and why — with verified identity and declared purpose.

How this works →
Pillar 5Private beta

Optimization

Turn Content Genome findings into specific, typed recommendations — then deploy them through an approval-gated, verifiable system that leaves an immutable record.

How this works →
Pillar 6Private beta · evidence depth expanding

Reporting

Immutable, period-scoped reports that capture AI visibility change, deployments made, and measured outcomes — shareable with clients and presentable under agency branding.

How this works →
Pillar 7Private beta

Data

Every observation, recommendation, and outcome lives in a structured, tenant-isolated, immutable-where-it-matters data architecture — the evidence base the entire platform reasons over.

How this works →

What is live today

GeoScript is in private beta. Core capabilities — AI visibility monitoring, agency acquisition workflow, website intelligence, optimization, automated deployment, and reporting — are working with real data for agency partners.

The AI monitoring layer currently has three live engine adapters: ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Three more — Gemini, Google AI Overview, and Microsoft Copilot — are in development. Reports reflect the current three-engine evidence base; depth expands as integrations ship.

The Agent Intelligence pillar — covering Agent Traffic, Crawler Intelligence, and Advanced Edge — is in development. These capabilities depend on a CDN or origin-side integration layer that is not yet built. The platform section describes this roadmap direction clearly rather than implying it works today.