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GEOBee documentation

GEOBee is a native desktop crawler for macOS and Windows. Point it at a site and it scores every URL across three lenses — SEO, AEO (Answer Engine Optimization), and GEO (generative visibility) — then hands you a ranked list of what to fix first. Crawls run on your machine and the results never leave it.

GEOBee's Overview: AEO and GEO readiness scores lead, followed by SEO, pages crawled, and critical issues, above a dense audit grid. — The Overview after a crawl — readiness scores lead, issues surface at a glance.

New here? Start with these

If you have never run GEOBee, read Getting started first, then Scan modes to choose how deep to crawl. Once you have results, The Overview & grid explains everything on screen.

All topics

Getting started

Install GEOBee, point it at a site, and run your first scored crawl in a couple of minutes.

Scan modes

Quick static crawl versus deep Lighthouse render — what each does and when to use it.

Crawl settings

Page limits, concurrency, timeouts, path filters, and tunable scoring thresholds.

The Overview & grid

The five summary cards, the insights band, and every column in the audit grid.

Findings & fixes

Severity levels, the per-page detail tabs, and the recommended fix on every issue.

The three lenses

The exact SEO, AEO, and GEO signals GEOBee measures, and how each score is built.

Projects & compare

Saved crawls, re-crawling a domain, and diffing two crawls page by page.

Exporting data

Take the full scored crawl out as CSV or JSON, findings and fixes included.

MCP server

Drive GEOBee from your agent over the Model Context Protocol.

Everything is local. GEOBee crawls from your own machine using your network, stores every saved crawl on disk, and makes no external calls of its own — so you can audit staging sites, internal tools, and localhost safely.