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Projects & compare

Every crawl you run is saved, grouped by domain into a project. That history is what makes GEOBee a before-and-after tool: fix something, re-crawl, and compare to see exactly what moved.

Projects and history

Open the Projects button (the clock icon) in the toolbar to see your saved crawls grouped by site. Each project offers:

  • Re-crawl — run the same domain again to capture a fresh snapshot.
  • Compare — jump straight into a diff for that project.
  • Delete — remove the project and its saved crawls.

Every individual snapshot in a project can be loaded back into the grid or deleted on its own. Crawls are stored locally on your machine, so your history never leaves your computer.

Crash recovery. If a crawl is interrupted, GEOBee autosaves it and greets you with a recovery banner on next launch — Reopen to pick up the partial crawl, or Discard to drop it.

Comparing two crawls

Choose a Baseline and a Current crawl from the dropdowns and press Compare. GEOBee lines the two snapshots up and shows what changed at two levels.

Summary deltas

A row of delta chips reports the movement across the whole crawl: AEO, GEO, SEO, Pages, and Critical. For Critical and issue counts, a negative number is the good direction — fewer problems than before.

Per-page diff

The diff grid shows one row per URL with these columns:

ColumnWhat it shows
URLThe page address.
ChangeAdded, Removed, Improved, Regressed, or Unchanged.
AEO / GEO / SEOEach score as old → new with a signed delta.
IssuesThe change in finding count for the page.

Change kinds

AddedA URL present in the current crawl but not the baseline.
RemovedA URL that was in the baseline but is gone from the current crawl.
ImprovedA page whose scores went up.
RegressedA page whose scores went down.
UnchangedA page with no meaningful score change.
Compare like with like. If the two snapshots are from different sites, or one is a quick scan and the other a deep scan, GEOBee warns you — the deltas aren't meaningful across mismatched crawls. See Scan modes.