Free public tool
AI assistants are becoming a front door. The facts they repeat need inspection.
GEO Audit Studio helps social-impact organizations test whether AI tools can find, understand, cite, and accurately represent their public websites.
Structured audit brief
One-screen executive result
Prompt test set
Prioritized action plan
Visibility risk
For Nonprofit Staff
Nonprofit communications and development teams need to know what AI assistants say when a donor, journalist, partner, or board member asks about their organization.
Common failure
AI tools miss current programs, repeat stale leadership, cite old directories, or recommend better-described peer organizations.
Preset focus
Mission, programs, impact evidence, donation routes, trust signals, peer comparisons, and source-of-truth pages.
Accuracy risk
For Foundation Staff
Foundations have a different risk: AI assistants may misstate funding priorities, geography, grant size, exclusions, deadlines, or application routes.
Common failure
Grantseekers waste time, program staff absorb avoidable inquiries, and public guidance looks inconsistent.
Preset focus
Eligibility, exclusions, current programs, source documents, applicant questions, and false-fit risk.
Resource allocation
Why I Built It
Wayan Vota builds free tools for social-impact teams because bad information wastes scarce money, staff time, attention, and trust. GEO Audit Studio is meant to improve resource allocation: donors should find organizations that actually match their intent, nonprofits should not lose visibility because their facts are hard to parse, and grantseekers should not chase foundations based on inaccurate AI summaries.
What it tests
What public AI systems retrieve, cite, summarize, miss, and get wrong.
What it avoids
Claims about private AI rankings, hidden model weights, or unsupported visibility scores.
What owners get
A repeatable way to find weak source pages and decide what to fix first.