GEOFlow
Open-source GEO content platform with AI quality inspection and multi-site distribution.
Manage trusted knowledge, AI generation, and multi-site distribution in a single operational platform.
GEOFlow is an open-source platform designed to manage the entire generative engine optimization workflow, from trusted knowledge bases to multi-site distribution. It suits brand, growth, and content teams building enterprise websites or industry source sites.
What it is
The platform combines knowledge management, AI content production, quality gate inspection, human review, and multi-site distribution into one system. It includes features like semantic slicing, vector recall, AI quality grading, and a Chrome extension for assisted publishing.
Who it's for
It suits content operations, brand teams, and developers needing a self-hosted engine for GEO and multi-site publishing. It does not suit teams looking for a simple plug-and-play blogging tool without technical deployment overhead.
Key features
AI Quality Gate
Inspects articles against knowledge evidence, data, citations, and advertising rules before review.
Multi-Site Distribution
Deploys content across enterprise websites, hosted channels, WordPress, and HTTP APIs.
Chrome Publishing Assistant
Pairs with browser extensions using minimal-permission tokens to handle assisted publishing.
Knowledge Slicing & RAG
Manages structured knowledge slices, semantic planning, and vector recall for AI generation.
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Our honest verdict
What's great
- Tracks knowledge sources, model calls, and quality inspection evidence in a single audit trail.
- Generates automated XML sitemaps, robots.txt rules, and llms.txt files for AI visibility.
- Includes a browser extension for assisted human publishing without sharing external credentials.
- Provides a signed updater utility for secure backups, environment checks, and rollbacks.
Where it falls short
- Requires PHP 8.3+, PostgreSQL with vector support, Redis, and Docker for full operation.
- Network requests, AI quality checks, and model integrations demand ongoing external API costs.
- AGPL-3.0 licence imposes specific source-availability requirements if you offer modified versions as a network service.
Pricing & license
Free under the AGPL-3.0 licence, with the only financial cost coming from your own server infrastructure, database hosting, and third-party AI model API calls.
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FAQ
What database does GEOFlow require?
It requires PostgreSQL, and using a pgvector-compatible image is recommended for semantic vector recall.
How does the Chrome publishing assistant work?
It uses device pairing and minimal-permission tokens to fetch work items and fill drafts, leaving final publication to human operators.
Can I distribute content to WordPress?
Yes, channels support hosted sites, GEOFlow Agent packages, WordPress REST, and generic HTTP APIs.
