How it started
I work in tech, and I kept seeing the same pattern: a business well-reviewed and easy to find on Google, completely invisible the moment someone asked an AI system about it instead. Not because they'd done anything wrong: because nobody had checked whether an AI crawler could actually reach the page, or whether the site said anything in a format AI could parse and trust.
The monitoring tools that already exist are good at telling you that's happening. None of them fix it. So Geogize runs the audit (crawl access, structured data, answer readiness, NAP consistency) and then generates the actual fix: the JSON-LD, the llms.txt file, the FAQ content, ready to paste in. Using only facts it can confirm from your own site. If it can't confirm something, it says so instead of making it up.
I'm still based in London, running Geogize as ZeriZeri Ltd, and still testing every fix on real sites before it ships.
"Fix layer, not another dashboard."
Benjie, Founder