Get your product named when people ask AI.

GEO Kit is a Chrome extension. It asks ChatGPT, Google AI Overview, Gemini and Claude the questions your customers ask, on your accounts, shows you exactly how they answer today — then builds the question set, the source map, the guide pages and the posts that get products named. One-off price, a year of updates.

Install from the Chrome Web Store

How it works

Your product in one fact sheet. Name, what it does, who it is for, scale, price. Every page and post the kit writes comes from these lines — nothing invented.
First look, free. One question, four engines side by side: named or not, in what position, which pages the AI read to answer.
Question set. Your AI widens the list; you prune it to how your customers actually ask. "How do I…" questions surface only official docs — the kit shows you which phrasings surface tools.
Source map. Every question on every engine. The pages the engines cite are the places your product needs to be described.
Deliverables. Guide pages shaped as the questions, posts for each venue written to that venue's rules (disclosure first, facts only), directory listing copy — generated by your AI, exported as files. You post them; the kit never posts for you, because automated posts get removed.
Index and re-measure. IndexNow submission for Bing (what ChatGPT reads), a Search Console checklist for Google, and a reminder four weeks later to run the same questions again.

What it does not do

It does not promise rankings. Demand is yours; the kit makes sure you are retrievable when the questions come.
It does not send your data anywhere. Answers, questions and your fact sheet stay in your browser. The only call to us is the licence check.
It does not automate posting on other sites.

Where this comes from

Built from one case: a three-month-old accounting add-on with zero pages in Google's index became ChatGPT's first recommendation in its niche, and was named in Google AI Overviews without a single indexed page. The kit is that method — measured with source chips and crawler logs, not guessed.