Built for the shift

Built for the moment AI search changed how brands get discovered

We did not arrive here by accident. First we studied how models talk about brands. Then we built the workflows to shape that story. Now teams can actively improve how they appear across the LLM layer.

2024

We started measuring how AI describes brands

Before most teams were paying attention, we were already studying how large language models interpret brands, compare companies, and shape recommendation quality.

2025

We turned that learning into brand training workflows

Next came the practical layer. We built systems to sharpen brand positioning, structure proof points, and give AI models clearer signals to work from.

2026

Now brands can monitor, train, and improve LLM visibility in one place

Today, GeoSnake brings brand scans, AI training, competitor tracking, and LLM monitoring together so teams can see what models say and improve it continuously.

Our story

Why we built GeoSnake

GeoSnake started with a simple observation: our customers weren’t using Google to find us anymore - they were asking ChatGPT. And whether ChatGPT recommended us or a competitor was quietly deciding who won the deal.

The tools we tried to measure it with were built for a different era. Ranking positions. Backlink counts. Keyword volumes. None of them explained why one brand got recommended by an AI model and another didn’t.

So we built the workflow we wished existed: business scans, competitor scans, keyword tracker scans, prompt-lab experiments and an SEO blog generator - all connected, all pointing at one number: how often AI models recommend your brand.

Where we’re going

Every AI model. Every buyer prompt. Every market.

We already track ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude - with Perplexity coming soon. Our roadmap is to make GeoSnake the single place any team goes to answer one question: how often are we recommended when a buyer asks an AI?

Founding Team

Built by operators focused on measurable GEO growth across AI search, content, and brand visibility.

Oliver Dadema

Oliver is a multi-entrepreneur with multiple self-made e-commerce and software brands. After using several GEO tools across his companies, he realized there was a gap in the market and decided to create GeoSnake to fill it.

Oliver Dadema

Co-Founder

Aymee Janssen

Aymee is an AI marketer who has developed strategies and solutions for brands looking to increase exposure through digital advertising, SEO, and more. As she leaned further into AI marketing and GEO, she realized there was still no GEO tool that felt quite right, and saw GeoSnake as the chance to change that.

Aymee Janssen

Co-Founder

What we believe

Three principles that shape every decision

Clarity first

Every scan, chart and recommendation exists for one reason: to make it obvious what to do next. If it doesn’t move a decision, it doesn’t ship.

Action over noise

We’d rather give you three sharp actions than fifty vanity metrics. GeoSnake turns visibility signals into real work your team can finish this week.

Built for the new layer

The AI search layer is where discovery, comparison and buying decisions are moving. GeoSnake is built from day one for that shift - not bolted onto legacy SEO.

How we build

A small team, shipping fast, close to customers

We ship weekly

New scan improvements, model coverage and reporting every single week - because the AI search layer changes every week.

We dogfood

GeoSnake runs on GeoSnake. Every feature earns its place by first proving it moves our own visibility.

Customers steer the roadmap

The next feature we build is almost always the one a paying customer asked for. That’s the rule.

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GeoSnake runs the repeat work for you: daily scans across every major model, competitor tracking, rank-drop alerts, prompt experiments, and weekly GEO reports - so your team spends time acting on insight, not collecting it.