What's new

This page tracks what's changed in GEOforge, newest first. We group each release into three kinds of change:

• New — capabilities that weren't there before.
• Improved — things that already worked, now working better.
• Fixed — bugs we've squashed.

Version numbers have two parts. The first changes when something big reshapes the product, and the second with each release that adds something worth noticing. Fixes and polish ship inside those releases. If an urgent fix ever has to go out on its own, it gets a third number, such as 2.3.1.

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Version 2.4 — 19 October 2026

New

• Use GEOforge from your AI assistant. Connect GEOforge to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or any assistant that supports custom connectors, and ask about your visibility, content and citations in plain language. If you allow it, your assistant can also make changes for you: add a competitor, approve a prompt, save notes to your knowledge base, write an article, or publish and send. It tells you what it is about to change first, anything that uses your quota or leaves GEOforge needs your confirmation, and every change appears in your activity feed. Manage connections in Account → Connected apps. See Use GEOforge from your AI assistant.
• Bring in sales calls from more notetakers. Gong, Fathom, Granola, Avoma and Grain now connect alongside Fireflies in Settings → Integrations. GEOforge checks for new meetings every few hours, and admins can import a whole period of calls at once, seeing how many match before anything is imported. Each speaker is labelled as your team or the buyer, and contact details are removed. Internal-only meetings are never imported, and published content never names a customer or prospect heard on a call. A call you delete in your notetaker also leaves your knowledge base. See Manage your knowledge base.
• See the questions buyers ask on your calls. GEOforge reads imported sales calls for the questions buyers raise, rewrites each one without names, and lists them under your prompts, most-asked first. Track a question to measure how AI assistants answer it. The Strategist can also build topics from these questions, marked From sales calls. See What buyers ask on your calls.
• Your social channels count in Share of Voice. When an AI answer cites a YouTube video, LinkedIn post or Facebook page from your channel, or from a competitor's, it now counts like a citation of that company's website. GEOforge suggests likely channels for you and each competitor, and you confirm them in the new Settings → Social Channels tab. To keep the comparison fair, channels count only once every competitor has been reviewed. Turn off Include social channels on the Share of Voice report to see your numbers without them. See Social channels.
• A guided tour. Once setup is done, a two-minute tour walks you through the screens you'll use most. Take it again any time from Take the tour in the sidebar.
• Interviews in your language. Each interview topic now has an Interview language, set to your brand's content language unless you change it. The interviewer asks in that language, in text interviews, voice interviews and on share links, and the transcript is saved in the language spoken. See Interviews.

Improved

• Competitors get credit for their own sites. When an AI answer cites a competitor's website, the competitor now always gets the credit, so your share is no longer overstated. Sources that Google answers link inside their text, or as numbered footnotes, are now counted too. Your numbers may move a little as a result.
• Past Google figures repaired. Answers from late June that a grading outage had left out of your charts are back, and Google answers from late August and mid-October whose sources weren't read correctly have been re-graded. Some of your past Share of Voice figures may differ slightly from what you saw before.
• See when an AI model changed. ChatGPT answers now record which model wrote them, and the Share of Voice chart marks the cycles where the model changed, because a new model can move the numbers on its own.
• Titles and headings in your language. Topic titles are written in your brand's content language, headings stay in the article's language, and a headline in another language is translated before it is published.
• "Link as refresh" makes a real update. Linking a draft to an existing article now gives it the original's title and address and rewrites it as an update. The draft as it was stays in version history.
• Vec can make changes for you. Admins can ask Vec to make a change, and it shows a card with exactly what will happen. Nothing changes until you click Confirm. During setup, you can paste call notes or a customer story into the chat instead of uploading a file. See Meet Vec.
• Upload images to the Media Library. Click Upload images, or drag files onto the library in Settings → ContentForge.
• Clearer WordPress errors. When a firewall, CDN or Cloudflare's bot check blocks GEOforge, the message now says so and what to allow, instead of showing "HTTP 403".
• Performance follows moved WordPress posts. GEOforge checks each post's address daily, so a post moved to a different category keeps its numbers.
• A fuller activity feed. Changes to competitors, prompts and settings now appear in your activity feed, along with every change made through an AI assistant.
• Better-grounded articles. The writer now skips near-empty fragments of your knowledge base and doesn't reuse the same passage twice, so drafts draw on more useful sources.
• Resubscribe after cancelling. If your subscription has ended, you can check out again under the same account.

Fixed

• A refresh can no longer replace a different article on your site. If a refresh is blocked, the publish window tells you why.
• An article that reached your site is no longer marked as failed, so you won't be prompted to publish it twice.
• Re-publishing an article whose WordPress post was deleted now creates the post again instead of failing.
• A list written directly under its lead-in line now publishes as a list, not as lines of text starting with dashes.
• Article and interview edits keep saving after a GEOforge update, instead of staying on "Saving…".
• Prompts containing "+" or "%", such as "C++", are now measured on Google exactly as written.
• Your prompt customisations for featured images and file processing now take effect.
• The Home to-do for Fireflies transcripts waiting for approval now appears.

Version 2.3 — 2 October 2026

New

• Get your articles published on other sites. On the Enterprise and Dominate plans, the new Scout checks which of the sites AI engines cite actually publish articles written by companies, and lists the best of them as Top pitch targets in CiteForge → Discovery. In Recommendations, generate pitch topics: contributed articles written for another publication rather than your own site, each matched to the sites most likely to run it. Once you approve the article, GEOforge pitches it to one site at a time and moves to the next after seven days without a reply. Nothing is sent without you. You can add sites of your own in Settings → CiteForge → Pitch targets. See Pitching contributed articles.
• Send outreach as a real person. Each email signature can now carry its own sending address on your verified domain. Choose a signature and the email goes out from that person, signed by them, and replies come back to them. Once your domain is verified, every outreach email is sent through a signature with an address, and GEOforge tells you before you send if one is missing, rather than quietly using a generic address. You can also BCC a colleague without the prospect seeing them. Set it up in Settings → CiteForge → Email signatures.
• Work your opportunities in a spreadsheet. Export your CiteForge opportunities, with score, status, contact and page title, enrich them in a spreadsheet, and import the copy back. Only the fields you decide are updated; an old copy never overwrites GEOforge's current scores. You can also show one row per site, so a site cited in six answers is one decision instead of six.
• Choose the market Google measures you in. A new Settings → SignalForge tab sets the location and language used for Google AI Overviews and AI Mode. ChatGPT doesn't offer location or language targeting. The first Share of Voice change after you switch compares two different markets.

Improved

• Competitors are compared like-for-like. The Share of Voice cards on your dashboard and in Prompts showed competitors' mention rate next to your weighted Share of Voice, so a brand ahead on both could look as if it trailed. Competitors now show the same weighted Share of Voice as you, matching the Brand vs. competitors chart. The card is labelled "All engines", which is what it has always measured.
• A more honest margin of error. When you view all engines together, the band no longer counts the natural difference between engines as measurement noise. For a typical brand it is about a third narrower. Single-engine views are unchanged.
• Outreach emails that describe the page. The Pitch Artist now reads the page you're pitching before it drafts, so the email talks about what the page actually says. First-contact emails arrive without an attachment (your logo is added once the conversation is under way), and sent emails read back properly formatted in Conversations.
• Know before a refresh publishes as a second copy. If GEOforge can't find the original post in your CMS (a changed slug, or a post GEOforge didn't publish), the publish window now warns you and links the original. After publishing, it reminds you to redirect the original to the new post.
• Site Analytics, in tabs. LLM Referral Traffic, Branded Search and AI Crawlers each have their own tab, and Crawl Events now lives there as AI Crawlers. Your old links still work.
• A simpler Pipeline. The board runs Draft → Review → Ready to publish → Published, with scheduled articles shown under Published, soonest first. Topics awaiting a decision live in Recommendations, and articles being pitched to other sites get their own Pitching column.
• More settings in your hands. Web search for articles is now a ContentForge setting: off by default, up to two searches per article. Language Check has moved into Settings → ContentForge and scans when you ask, and Today's Priorities flags drafts written in the wrong language.
• Topic suggestions your knowledge base can support. Recommendations no longer suggest topics GEOforge can't back up, such as a case study of a client engagement your knowledge base doesn't describe.
• Crawl tracking tells you when it goes quiet. If no AI crawler visits have arrived for a week, the Crawl Tracker card in Settings says so. Every brand now gets its own Cloudflare tracking, so crawls can't land in another company's report. If your card asks you to reconnect Cloudflare, please do.
• Clearer names. "Curated Prompts" is now Prompts, and the Page format is now Commercial Page.

Fixed

• Re-publishing a refreshed article no longer creates a duplicate post next to the live one.
• Coming back from connecting Cloudflare or Google Analytics no longer shows an error page.
• Images your CMS can't accept, such as an AVIF file saved with a .jpg name, are now caught when you upload them, not when you publish.
• The Conversations reply box clears after you send.
• A temporary capacity error while writing an article now says it's temporary and that your credit was returned, instead of showing a raw "429 RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED".
• Share of Voice measurements that stalled partway are now completed or marked failed, so they no longer go missing from your charts.
• Competitors' own websites no longer appear as citation opportunities in Discovery.

Version 2.2 — 21 September 2026

New

• Turn call recordings into knowledge. Upload an MP3 to your knowledge base and GEOforge transcribes it — labelling who spoke and breaking the conversation into sections — then indexes it like any other document. Sales calls, support calls and discovery calls become searchable, and your content can draw on what was actually said.
• Know when a page is getting old. Published pages now carry an Ageing badge after a year and a Refresh badge after eighteen months, or when the page's address still contains a year that has passed. Freshness affects whether AI engines cite you.

Improved

• Your Google Share of Voice is lower, and now correct. GEOforge counted your brand as named in an answer whenever that answer linked to your website — even when the text a reader sees never mentioned you. Because AI engines put their source links inside the answer itself, almost every Google answer citing your site was counted as a mention. Google AI Overviews and AI Mode were reading around 98%; the true figure is closer to 55%. We have recalculated your history as well as new measurements, so your trends remain comparable, and your ChatGPT figures are unaffected. Your actual visibility has not changed — only our measurement of it, which is now accurate.
• Recommendations is now your pending inbox. It shows only topics still awaiting a decision; generating a draft moves the topic on.
• Working through outreach is quicker. An opportunity now opens in one place rather than across two screens, Conversations works properly on a phone, and your Opportunities filter stays applied when you come back from actioning something.
• Personal details are removed from call transcripts. Phone numbers, email addresses, card numbers and postcodes are stripped from a transcript, and from the recording's filename, before it reaches your knowledge base.

Fixed

• The same page no longer appears as several separate citation opportunities. Tracking parameters in a link were creating a new source each time, which distorted "most cited source".
• Crawl reports from your website are no longer lost if GEOforge is briefly unreachable.
• Deleting a topic while its article is being written no longer fails the article or costs you a content credit.
• Large knowledge-base files now ingest instead of silently failing.
• The brand switcher tells you when it can't load your brands, and offers to retry, rather than showing a spinner indefinitely.
• A tab left open across an update now warns you, instead of silently failing when you try to save.

Version 2.1 — 14 September 2026

New

• One screen for outreach. CiteForge's Action and Inbox screens have been replaced by Conversations — folders on the left, your conversations in the middle, the message on the right. Drafting, refining, sending, reading the reply, archiving and discarding all happen in one place, and scheduled sends are approved on the conversation itself so you can see the draft you're approving. Your old links still work and take you straight there.
• Record the outcome of an outreach conversation. Mark a conversation Won, No response or Declined as you read the reply. Tracking now includes conversations that have been replied to — previously a publisher's reply moved an opportunity off the one screen where you could mark it won.
• Scheduled outreach. Turn it on per brand and GEOforge picks your best opportunities, finds the right contact, drafts the pitch and queues it for your approval — or sends it automatically once your brand has a verified sender. You set the daily volume, the minimum score, your send window and how long to wait before contacting the same site again. Find it in Settings → CiteForge.
• A weekly performance email. Every week, a summary of your AI visibility: four headline metrics, a breakdown by engine, your five biggest wins, five things to fix, and one recommendation. It only reports a change when the measurement actually supports one. Turn it on or off in your notification settings.
• Tag your prompts. Group curated prompts however you think about them — by product line, market, or funnel stage — filter the Prompt Library by tag, and see Share of Voice broken down per tag. See Prompts.
• A Page content format. Alongside blog posts, case studies, how-tos and FAQs, you can now create Pages, with their own publishing destination. Each brand can also choose which formats it uses, in a new ContentForge settings section — which is also where the Media Library now lives.
• Language Check. A new ContentForge screen that finds drafts written in the wrong language and rewrites them in place, with one click.
• Interview an expert who doesn't have a GEOforge account. Generate a shareable interview link and send it to a subject-matter expert outside your team. They run the interview from the link, and the transcript comes back into your knowledge base.
• Add another brand yourself. If you're a brand admin, you can create a second brand from the brand menu in the top bar, rather than signing up again.
• Delete files in bulk. Select several files in your knowledge base and remove them in one action.

Improved

• Content is written in the language you choose. There's now a content language setting on your brand — leave it unset and GEOforge matches the language of the topic title. Previously the language was inferred for each article, which is how an English title could end up on a Spanish article. Long articles that need translating are handled in sections rather than failing.
• Recommendation runs survive a closed tab. Generating recommendations now runs in the background — reload the page, close it, or lose Wi-Fi, and the run continues. A run that fails tells you why instead of disappearing, and a run that fails no longer costs you a content credit.
• Meta descriptions never block publishing. Every meta description is kept to 160 characters, trimmed at the last whole word. An over-long description used to make Webflow reject the article outright and send it back to Approved.
• Better outreach contacts. Outreach now addresses the person who actually wrote the article you're citing, and stops emailing addresses that are known to be undeliverable.
• More reliable voice interviews. Finishing a voice interview is now dependable, questions and answers are no longer lost partway through, and an interview that was recorded but never finished can be picked up and completed.
• Sharper Share of Voice. Brands with everyday words in their name are no longer credited for unrelated mentions, invisible characters in a competitor's name no longer distort the comparison, and sentiment is only counted on answers that actually mention you. Measurement cycles that are missing an engine are flagged.
• More reliable crawl tracking. GEOforge now tracks the crawlers that drive citations, filters out scanners impersonating AI crawlers, and retries a crawl report that doesn't arrive.
• Faster, steadier platform. A long-running class of database connection failures is resolved, and pages that were slow to load — Share of Voice in particular — are noticeably quicker.

Fixed

• Draft-ready notifications no longer arrive repeatedly for the same article.
• An article can be marked as published today, even before midday.
• The writer no longer saves an "I can't write this" reply as if it were an article.
• Competitor websites entered without https:// are accepted rather than rejected.
• Competitors you've removed no longer appear in reports.
• Connecting Google Analytics works reliably.
• The support address in the app now reaches us.
• A failed source no longer stops the weekly citation backfill.

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Version 2.0 — 3 August 2026

New

• GEOforge is now self-serve. Anyone can create an account, start a free trial, and choose a plan without waiting for an invitation. If you're already a GEOforge customer, nothing changes for you — your access, your brands, and your billing stay exactly as they are. See Plans and billing for how plans work.
• Sign in with Google. Use your Google account to sign in or create an account, instead of a separate password.
• Email signatures for outreach. Set up a branded signature once — with an optional logo — and GEOforge adds it to every pitch and reply you send, so you never type a sign-off again. See Email signatures.
• Light and dark mode. A theme switcher in the top bar, which can follow your device's setting if you prefer.
• Bounce tracking in CiteForge. When an outreach email can't be delivered, you're notified and the bounce is recorded in your inbox, so you know to try another contact. You can also reply to everyone on a thread and edit the recipients before sending.
• Crawl tracking on any website. A new self-hosted option tracks AI crawler visits whatever your setup — any CDN, proxy, or application. WordPress sites no longer need an Administrator connection either.
• Revision feedback in the editor. When an article comes back from review, the feedback appears in the Comments panel with a "Locate in content" link that jumps you to the exact passage.

Improved

• Competitor comparisons are now like-for-like. On the "Brand vs. competitors over time" chart, competitor lines previously showed how often a competitor was mentioned, while your own line showed your weighted Share of Voice — two different measures on one scale. Competitors now use the same weighted score you do. Some historical competitor figures will look different as a result, because they're now measuring the same thing your brand's line always did.
• An honest margin of error. Share of Voice used to display a fixed "±2%", which was never a real measurement. It's replaced with a margin of error calculated from your own results — how much the figure would move if we measured the same prompts again. It's wider than the old number, and that reflects reality rather than a change in your performance. Where there isn't enough data to calculate it honestly, we now show no band at all instead of a misleading one.
• Incomplete measurement weeks are marked as such. If a measurement cycle only managed to collect part of its answers, it's flagged on the chart and its comparison arrows are withheld, rather than appearing identical to a complete week.
• A clearer competitor denominator. Your Share of Voice is now always measured against the competitors you've configured, with no hidden exclusions. For a small number of brands this corrects a figure that was previously overstated. See Share of Voice.
• Steadier filters on Share of Voice. Date-range and source filters now apply together when you click Apply, instead of reloading the report on every change.

Fixed

• Scheduled publishing to Wix and Prismic now dispatches reliably.
• AI Overview measurements handle empty and partial responses correctly, so they no longer distort your combined Share of Voice.
• Deleting a prompt or removing a measurement run no longer removes the measured history behind it.
• A round of layout fixes so tables and inboxes fit properly on smaller screens.

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Version 1.6 — 7 July 2026

New

• Meet Vec, your in-app assistant. Vec now lives on your dashboard — ask it questions and it can look at your brand's own data to help. It also flags competitors that show up in your Share-of-Voice measurements so you can review them.
• A guided onboarding flow. New brands are walked step by step from initial setup all the way to their first draft, with a friendlier knowledge-base setup along the way.
• Notifications and email preferences. A new notifications bell keeps you up to date in-app, and a preferences page lets you choose exactly which updates reach you by email — including announcements like this one.
• A content-lifecycle Performance screen. See your content's whole journey as a funnel — from published, to crawled, to cited in AI answers — in one clear view.
• Review newly-surfaced competitors. When Share-of-Voice measurement turns up a competitor you're not already tracking, GEOforge gives you an impact-ranked, 90-day review — with real explanations — that you can act on right there.
• One-click Cloudflare crawl tracking. Connect Cloudflare and install the crawl tracker in a single step to see how AI crawlers are visiting your site.
• A Wix Blog connector. Publish straight to Wix Blog, alongside the CMSs GEOforge already supports.
• Assign team members to multiple projects. Admins can now give a user access to several brands at once.

Improved

• Steadier Share of Voice measurement. Measurements now spread evenly across the week instead of piling up on Monday, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode are on by default for new brands, and grading falls back across AI providers so runs reliably finish.
• More reliable AI generation. We completed a move to newer models, made large requests stream so they don't time out, and added provider fallbacks — so content and analysis keep working even when one provider has a wobble.
• Richer SignalForge reporting. A per-topic Share-of-Voice timeline and three-source content performance, with a corrected GA4 total.
• Smoother publishing. Cleaner paragraph and heading spacing on Wix, and a more compact publish dialog that keeps the buttons in view on smaller screens.

Fixed

• Published URLs are now recorded and matched far more reliably, and we backfilled historical gaps.
• Share of Voice and citation processing are more robust under load, so measurements and outreach opportunities no longer get stuck.
• A round of security hardening across access controls and outbound requests.
• CiteForge outreach replies are matched and threaded more reliably.

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Version 1.5 — 19 June 2026

New

• Analytics built in. Track your GA4 and Google Search Console performance directly in GEOforge, with line charts and quick date-range presets — no more switching tabs to see how your content is doing.
• Share of Voice now covers Google's AI answers. SignalForge measures how often your brand appears in Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, alongside the AI assistants it already tracked.
• AI Interviews in BaseForge. Let GEOforge interview your subject-matter experts — by text or voice — to capture what they know straight into your knowledge base. You set the topics, and nothing is saved until you approve it.
• A reply inbox in CiteForge. Replies to your outreach now arrive in a threaded inbox you can read and respond to without leaving GEOforge, and you can add citation opportunities by hand.
• Images in your articles. Add images directly in the editor, organise them in a per-brand media library, and GEOforge re-hosts them automatically when you publish.

Improved

• More ways to fine-tune Share of Voice. Recalculate instantly with a single button, toggle competitors on and off to see the impact live, read positive / neutral / negative sentiment at a glance, and spot exactly when your prompt set changed on the trend chart.
• Smoother publishing. Publish to a specific WordPress post type, with support for The SEO Framework, plus a guided Prismic setup that saves your field mapping and checks everything before your first publish — now with per-article tags too.
• A cleaner, faster interface. Search for brands in the selector, tidier toolbars and charts, and more compact cards so you can see more at once.

Fixed

• Switching between brands now reliably refreshes every screen, so you never see another brand's data lingering.
• Content published to Webflow no longer carries over editor styling, and you can set your own content spacing.
• Auto-generated SEO titles are kept to a sensible length, and the editor no longer turns plain text that looks like a web address into a link.
• Outreach replies in CiteForge are routed and threaded more reliably.

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Version 1.4 — 8 June 2026

New

• A built-in help center. Searchable documentation with screenshots covering every module — plus this "What's new" page — linked right from the sidebar.
• A support bot. Open the chat widget from your dashboard and it answers your questions straight from the help docs.
• Comments and collaboration in the article editor. Leave Google-Docs-style comments with @-mentions and notifications, browse a full version history with undo/redo, rely on autosave, and follow a day-by-day activity timeline.
• Outreach from your own verified domain. CiteForge now sends from a per-brand verified sender, with clearer setup and live delivery status.
• Choose which competitors count in Share of Voice. A dedicated Competitors settings tab lets you curate exactly which competitors are measured and filter out the noise.

Improved

• Share of Voice, redesigned. A clearer four-screen layout with richer reporting and cleaner, easier-to-read charts.

Fixed

• Tables now render correctly when publishing to Webflow and Prismic.
• Duplicate detection no longer mislinks articles, and refreshing a page no longer interrupts you.
• WordPress connection problems are reported clearly, instead of a permission error being mislabeled as a login failure.
• Manual publishing now records the real go-live date.

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Version 1.3 — 20 May 2026

New

• Brand voice for the Writer. You can now describe exactly how the Writer should sound for each brand — tone, point of view, words to prefer or avoid — in Settings → Brand Profile. Every draft generated afterwards follows those guidelines, so content comes out on-brand without you having to rewrite it.
• Re-classify every citation opportunity in one click. When you change your brand profile or competitor list, CiteForge can now re-sort all of your existing opportunities to match — no need to wait for them to trickle through one at a time.
• Search and filter in the admin views. Both the ContentForge and Users management screens gained search boxes and filters, so large lists are much faster to work through.

Improved

• WordPress connects in one step. When you link a WordPress site, GEOforge now installs its companion plugin for you automatically — there's no separate download-and-upload step.
• Cleaner drafts. The Writer no longer leaves behind stray "thinking out loud" notes or editorial preambles at the top of an article. What you get is the finished piece.
• Sharper citation opportunities. LinkedIn company pages no longer crowd out genuine opportunities, and regional LinkedIn addresses (like the Spanish or German sites) are now recognised correctly.
• Bulk topic uploads behave. URLs you upload in bulk now correctly create "refresh" topics, and the author/category dropdowns no longer get stuck on "Loading…".
• Better WordPress publishing. Meta descriptions are written for both the Yoast and Rank Math SEO plugins, and a failed featured-image upload is now shown to you instead of quietly disappearing.
• More focused prompt recommendations. The Prompt Recommender stays more tightly on your category and drifts off-topic less often.
• Clearer settings label. The admin "Writer Backup Model" setting is now just called "Backup Model".

Fixed

• Switching between brands now reliably refreshes every brand-specific view, so you never see another brand's data lingering on screen.

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Version 1.2 — 15 May 2026

New

• Duplicate detection in ContentForge. When a new draft overlaps something you've already written or published, GEOforge flags it for review so you can refresh the original instead of publishing a near-duplicate. Borderline cases get a second-opinion check before they're flagged.
• Drag-and-drop pipeline. Reorder topics by dragging their cards, rename the pipeline stages to match how your team works, and set dates on individual stages.
• Claim-by-claim quality cards. The content QA grader now shows each factual claim alongside the source file it came from, with a click-to-locate link that takes you straight to the supporting passage.
• More control over refreshes. Choose to start a piece over from scratch with a "generate fresh" override, even on a topic that was set up as a refresh.

Improved

• More reliable AI generation. If the main AI model hits an error while grading content quality or measuring Share of Voice, GEOforge now automatically falls back to a backup model rather than failing the run.
• Polished WordPress publishing. Re-publishing swaps the featured image correctly, content width is kept in check, structured data no longer leaks into the visible post body, and publish dates are stamped accurately.
• More balanced content mix. The Strategist now spreads its recommendations across formats (Blog, FAQ, Case Study, How-To) instead of leaning too heavily on one.

Fixed

• Webflow draft URLs no longer leak into the published URL.
• The refresh banner now shows the correct link and its dropdown no longer gets clipped.
• Meeting-transcript imports from Fireflies retry automatically if the service is briefly rate-limited.
• Page slugs now handle accented and non-Latin characters gracefully instead of stripping them out.

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Version 1.1 — 7 May 2026

New

• Manual publishing. If you don't use one of the connected content systems, GEOforge now gives you the finished, formatted article to copy and paste wherever you publish.
• Prismic publishing. Publish directly to Prismic, with field mapping configurable per brand.
• Tables in the content editor. Build and edit tables inside drafts.
• Information-gain scores in BaseForge. Each document in your knowledge base now shows how much genuinely new information it adds, so you can tell substantial sources apart from near-duplicates at a glance.

Improved

• Reworked content quality scoring. Quality grading moved to a claim-by-claim approach that's more stable and easier to act on than the older rubric-style audit.
• Tighter citation scoring. CiteForge's priority score was recalibrated and simplified so the opportunities at the top of your list are the ones genuinely worth pursuing.
• More trustworthy refreshes. The refresh pipeline is better protected against drifting away from the source page or inventing details.

Fixed

• WordPress no longer repeats the article title as a heading inside the body.
• Error messages from Webflow and other publishing connectors are clearer and more specific.

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Version 1.0 — 28 April 2026

• GEOforge is generally available. After a period in private beta, GEOforge graduated to its first full release.

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