The Mirror
What each engine thinks you are
GEOffice asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini the questions your buyers ask, and shows where you are missing, misdescribed or out-cited. Then it writes the page that should win, tests it with the engines before you publish, and measures what changed.
What each engine thinks you are
Every engine, every question, every week
The page that wins, tested before it ships
Every AI visit, with the page it read
Search sent buyers to your site. AI answers them instead. The only question left is whether the answer names you.Built by Wall & Fifth. Run on its own clients first.
The questions are already being asked.
Finding out the answers is on us.
GEOffice fetches your key pages, robots.txt, sitemap and llms.txt, knocks as each AI crawler to see whether your firewall lets it in, and checks what arrives without JavaScript.
It drafts your identity from the site: what you are, what you offer, who for, where, and which profiles are yours. You correct it once, and every answer is measured against it.
Twelve unbranded questions your buyers put to AI, across discovery, problems, comparisons and location. Add your own at any time.
Every question goes to every engine with web search on. Each answer is scored for whether you are named, where you sit among the brands named, and whether your site is cited.
Each engine is asked who you are, and its answer is compared with your identity: what it gets right, what it gets wrong, and what it leaves out.
An SEO tool tells you where a page ranks. An AI answer has no page two. It names a handful of companies, cites a handful of sources, and moves on. You are either in that sentence or you are not.
GEOffice measures the sentence. It records who each engine names for each buyer question, in what order, and which pages it read to decide. The same questions run every week, so the line on the chart means something.
It was built to run on Wall & Fifth's own client sites, so it answers the questions clients actually ask: are we in it, why not, and what do we change on Monday.
It reads the pages the engines cite instead of yours and names what they have that you do not: a direct answer, specifics, a comparison, a place on the right third-party list.
A draft built to be quoted, using only facts from your site, with every missing specific marked so nothing is invented.
Each engine gets the question, the pages it cites today and your draft, in different orders. You see how often it picks yours before anything goes live.
Mark it shipped and GEOffice keeps asking that question. Before and after sit side by side, with the ship date on the chart.
Publish your identity once as structured data and llms.txt. Edits reach your site within minutes, with no redeploy.
A small snippet reports every visit from an AI crawler, with the page it read, as it happens.
GEOffice runs today on Wall & Fifth client sites. We are opening it to a small group of companies and agencies first. Leave your email and we will be in touch.
Four engines, your buyer questions, a weekly reading, and a play for every question you lose.
For companies whose buyers research before they get in touch.
Run it across every client, with a shareable reading for each.
GEOffice is an AI visibility tool. It asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini the questions your buyers ask, records whether your company is named and cited, compares how each engine describes you with how you describe yourself, and helps you change the answers.
Generative engine optimisation, or GEO, is the work of making a company easy for AI answer engines to find, understand and cite. It overlaps with SEO, but success is measured differently: not a ranking position, but being named in the answer and cited as its source.
SEO tools track where pages rank on a results page. AI answers have no page of results. They name a few companies and cite a few sources. GEOffice measures that answer directly, for the questions your buyers ask, on the engines they use.
ChatGPT and Claude with live web search, Perplexity, and Gemini grounded in Google Search. Every buyer question is asked on every engine, every week, and any single question can be re-checked on demand.
GEOffice gives each engine the question, the pages it cites today and your page, in more than one order, and asks it to answer with citations. It counts how often your page is chosen. That shows whether engines pick your page once they find it; being found is what the site check and off-site work are for.
No, and nothing honest can. The engines decide, and they change. What GEOffice gives you is where you stand, why, what to change, and whether the change worked.
Only if you install it. Optional snippets publish your structured data and llms.txt and report AI crawler visits. Pages it drafts are yours to edit and publish.
Companies that sell considered purchases, where buyers research before they get in touch, and the agencies that run their websites. It was built at Wall & Fifth for exactly that work.
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