aimeGeo FAQ: free use, publishing and AI citations

What does aimeGeo do?

For GEO and creator workflows, start with a website, project or content direction. Create and publish with your AI Agent, then add AI mention and citation checks when working on GEO. See the help documentation.

Can I use aimeGeo for creator workflows as well as GEO?

Yes. Topics, writing, editing, images, account environments and article or video publishing share one workflow. Start with your content direction and materials. Everyday creator tasks do not require AI citation checks; add those when working on GEO.

Is it free?

aimeGeo is free to use. External AI, image models, proxies and other third-party services may have separate charges or limits.

Which publishing platforms are supported?

See the complete platform catalog and official icons. Easy WebBridge, custom instructions and browser automation allow continuing platform expansion. Catalog entries and actual publishing capabilities are described separately; new workflows need adaptation and verification.

Are text/images and video supported?

Yes. Select the content type during creation; publishing inherits it. Video needs actual material and a compatible platform/client path. See publishing.

Can I use my familiar AI Agent?

Yes. Use the public guides, prompts and Skills for research, drafting, editing and cover planning. External tool collaboration is separate from configured built-in automation. See Skills and prompts.

Do I need the client and Easy WebBridge?

Keep the client running with the same account as the workspace for account synchronization, publishing and browser-based AI checks. Easy WebBridge connects the intended signed-in browser environment. See account connections.

How do multiple accounts stay separate?

EasyBR manages independent environments, proxy IP and fingerprints. Environment separation helps prevent mixing but cannot guarantee that platforms never associate accounts. See EasyBR.

Does publishing guarantee AI citations?

No. Submission, public publication, search indexing and AI citations are separate results. Inspect original answers and native source URLs, then retest the same questions later. See AI citation checks.

Where do I get help?

Start with troubleshooting, then use the contact page. Share steps, OS/client version and error text with private details redacted. Never send passwords, cookies, tokens or verification codes.