SEO OS: Finds what is hurting a site's Google ranking, fixes it, and checks the fix went live.

Search advice usually ends as a spreadsheet of recommendations. Some fixes are never made; others go live wrong, and nobody checks. The client pays for advice and cannot see what actually changed.

Example: a page title was approved, but the old one was still showing on the live site a week later.

• Reads every page of a site and lists the problems that cost search traffic
• Puts them in order of value, so the important ones come first
• Drafts the fixes for a person to approve; nothing changes without approval
• Publishes approved fixes, now including page sections and internal links, then re-reads the live page to confirm
• Can undo a change and prove the undo worked
• Takes approved content from GEO OS and sends it Search Console data; sold in three tiers

Freelance SEO consultants and small agencies who want to show clients proof, not promises. In-house website teams. A business owner who hires an SEO and wants to see what was done.

GEO OS

Reads what AI answers say about the brand, sampled Google rank and Search Console, and alerts when a tracked page or question slips or a competitor moves above you.

GEO OS

One page per buyer question, built from registered facts, with a reviewed list of what the page must cover.

GEO OS

Every factual claim in the fix needs evidence before the content can leave GEO OS.

GEO OS to SEO OS

The approved content goes to SEO OS as a file carrying its brief version, its approver and a fingerprint of the content, which SEO OS checks.

SEO OS

Places it as a page section or an internal link through a connector, stops if the page changed since review, recrawls to confirm it is live, and can roll it back.

Sentinel and GEO OS

Sentinel keeps checking the fix stays live after later releases. GEO OS reports AI mentions, citations, rank and Search Console each on its own line, fed by SEO OS's Search Console export.