Found on Google and in AI answers.
Add your website and the Beacon starts. It checks every page, finds the questions you are missing on Google and in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, drafts the fixes, and shows you what moved. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Example. brightshoal.si, checked this week. 64 pages checked, Every page, no cap. /agents/front-desk, Blocked from AI search by robots.txt. /pricing, Two redirects before it loads. Core Web Vitals, Your key pages pass, from Google field data. “AI receptionist for clinics”. ChatGPT, Names you in 2 of 5 answers. Perplexity, Cites /industries/dental in 4 of 5. Gemini, Names two other tools, not you. Google, Position 7, page one.
SEO, AEO and GEO, in one place. Three names for one job: being the answer people find.
SEO
Search engine optimisation
Pages Google can reach, read and trust. The Beacon checks every page for what keeps it out: blocked or missing pages, broken links, redirect chains, duplicates and slow loads.
AEO
Answer engine optimisation
Clear answers to the questions people really ask. It gathers them from Search Console, Google’s related questions and your own chats, and drafts pages that answer first.
GEO
Generative engine optimisation
Named and cited in AI answers. Every week it asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude your buyers’ questions, and shows who they name and which pages they cite.
Watch it work. An example, on our own site.
An example, on our own site. The Beacon checks the pages of brightshoal.si and the questions it tracks. The Front desk page is blocked from AI search, and a question visitors ask in chat has no page that answers it: the Beacon puts a fix and a draft in your approval queue, beside a ChatGPT answer it tracks. You approve the fix, it goes live, and the Beacon checks what moved. Nothing goes live without your approval.
It runs on its own. You step in once, to say yes.
1The Beacon
Add your website
The first page check starts at once. There is no setup checklist to finish first.
2The Beacon
It finds the work
Every problem and every missed question becomes a To do item, with the evidence beside it.
3You
You approve
Fixes and drafts wait for you. Nothing goes live on its own.
4The Beacon
It checks what moved
After each change it checks the page again and shows you the before and after.
Everything it does. Each finding comes with its evidence, and each number says where it came from.
SEO
Your pages
- Every page checked each week, with no page cap
- Indexing and robots.txt, including which AI crawlers you block
- Broken links, redirect chains and duplicate pages
- Speed and Core Web Vitals on your key pages, from Google’s field data
- Language versions (hreflang) and sitemaps, and IndexNow so changes are seen fast
- Keyword research and competitor gaps, from the data account you connect
AEO
Questions and answers
- Questions from Search Console, Google’s related questions and your Front desk chats
- Questions grouped by intent, so one page answers one need
- Briefs and drafts written from your approved facts, answer first
- FAQ sections and structured data built only from what the page shows
- Internal links suggested between related pages
- Refreshes for pages that are steadily losing clicks
GEO
AI answers
- Your buyers’ questions asked on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude
- Each question asked several times, because AI answers change from run to run
- How often you are named, against the competitors you choose, with the raw counts
- The pages and sites AI answers cite, and where yours are missing
- Visits from AI assistants, kept apart from Google
Results
What moved
- Search Console clicks, impressions and queries, and Analytics visits
- Rankings by country, city and device for the keywords you track
- A before and after for every change you approve
- A weekly report, and alerts in Slack or by webhook
- Reports you can share with your team or your clients
Where the changes go. Approved once, live where your site lives.
A pull request
For sites in a GitHub repository: the approved change arrives as a pull request your team merges.
WordPress
Approved pages and fixes go straight to your WordPress site, then the Beacon reads them back.
Your coding agent
Claude Code, Codex and other agents pick up the To do list through our CLI or MCP server and make the change in your code.
Copy it
On any other site, copy the approved change. The Beacon checks the page again once it is live.
What it will not do. Search has rules, and the evidence is clear about what works.
Promise a ranking or an AI mention
No one can. It shows you what moved after each change, measured, not forecast.
Publish without you
Every fix, draft and refresh waits for your approval.
Buy links or trade them
Paid links and link swaps break Google’s rules. It shows you which sites cite your competitors, so you know where a mention can be earned.
Sell you tricks
No llms.txt files, no humanizers, no schema sold as a way into AI answers. The evidence says they do not work.
Make things up
Drafts come from your approved facts and your own pages, and you read every one before it goes live.
Questions, answered.
Something else? hello@brightshoal.si
Do I need to connect anything to start?
No. Add your website and the first page check starts. The Beacon asks for an account only when a step needs one: Google when you want Search Console data, an AI account when you want drafts, and where your pages live when you publish.
Can you get us into ChatGPT answers?
No one can promise that, and we do not. The Beacon finds what keeps your pages out of search, tracks the questions you choose on Google and in AI answers, and drafts the fixes. After each change you approve, it shows you what moved.
Which AI assistants does it check?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, for the questions you choose. Each question is asked several times, and the results show how often you were named and which pages were cited.
Will it change my website on its own?
No. Every fix and every draft waits in your console, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Does it work with my website?
It checks any public website. Changes go to WordPress, or to any site in a GitHub repository as a pull request. Anywhere else, copy the approved change or let your own coding agent make it.
Can our coding agent do the work?
Yes. Claude Code, Codex and other agents connect through the Brightshoal CLI or MCP server, read the To do list and make the changes in your code. Whether a fix worked is decided by the Beacon’s own check of the live page, not by the agent.