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Report turns your most recent analysis into a single document you can hand to a leadership team or a client. It has a scored headline, an AI-written summary, key metrics, a competitor ranking, engine-by-engine performance, citation analysis, how AI engines actually describe your brand, your best and worst prompts, and a prioritised set of things to do. It sits under Measure in the sidebar. Read it in the dashboard, then use Download PDF for the readout.
There is no weekly report and no monthly report. There is exactly one report per workspace — always the latest. Generating a new one overwrites the old one. No history, no email delivery, no Slack delivery. If you need a record of a moment, save the PDF.
  1. Regenerate and Download PDF — rebuild the report from the latest analysis data (the previous one is gone), or save what you’re looking at as a PDF file.
Once a report exists, the header title becomes your brand name and the line under it reads “[domain] · [period] · Updated [date, time]”. Before that it reads GEO report.

What’s in the document

Sections are numbered 01, 02 and so on. A section with no data is skipped entirely, and the numbering closes up so there are no gaps.

Reading the numbers

GEO score is one number, a weighted blend of six sub-scores. Grade colours: A green, B blue, C amber, D orange, F red.
The report always covers a fixed trailing 7-day window. There is no period selector on this page, and every “change” figure compares against the 7 days before that. It is not a last-30-days document. The exact dates are printed in the header.
The written sections — executive summary, insights, recommendations, action items, response analysis — are AI-written from your measured numbers. Treat them as interpretation and check them against the cards and charts beside them. The report is written in your brand’s primary language.

How to use it

1

Create the first report

On the No report yet screen, click Generate report. It takes about a minute; the page checks every few seconds and swaps itself over when it’s ready.
2

Read it top to bottom

01 GEO score and 02 Executive summary give you the one-paragraph version. Sections 10 and 11 are what to do next.
3

Refresh when you need to

Click Regenerate in the header. It rebuilds from the latest analysis data and swaps in when it finishes.
4

Download and share

Click Download PDF. The file is named “[Brand] GEO Report [YYYY.MM.DD].pdf”. Sharing is manual — send the file.
A fresh analysis run regenerates the report on its own. Nothing runs on a fixed schedule, so if you need a record of a particular week, save the PDF then.

FAQ

Not in the dashboard. There’s one report per workspace, always the latest, always over a trailing 7-day window.
No. There’s no email or Slack delivery. Download the PDF and share it yourself.
No. Regenerating overwrites the previous one and no history is kept. Save the PDF if you need the record.
A trailing 7 days, with every change figure measured against the 7 days before that. The exact dates are in the header.
About a minute. The page checks every five seconds and swaps itself over when it’s done.
Sections appear only when their data exists. With no citations, Citation analysis is skipped entirely and the remaining sections renumber.
They’re AI-generated from your own measured numbers, and the cards and charts next to them are the measurement. Treat the prose as interpretation and check it against the figures.
No. The report is built from visibility analysis, prompts, competitors and citation data only. Traffic data belongs to Performance.
When PDF conversion isn’t available, the report opens in a new tab and the browser’s print dialog is used instead. Choose “Save as PDF”. If pop-ups are blocked you’ll see “Pop-up blocked. Please allow pop-ups.” — allow them and try again.
Any workspace member who can open the workspace can both view it and press Regenerate. There’s no separate permission for it.

Visibility

The screen the report’s numbers come from.

Citation

Dig into the citation section in detail.

On-site

Where you act on the page improvements the report suggests.

Reading the numbers

How to avoid the common misreadings.