wtf is geo-seo-superapp?

GEO SEO SuperApp is a free macOS application built for SEO and GEO agencies that handle recurring client work. It combines several common agency tasks into a single desktop workspace instead of scattering them across separate tools and browser tabs. The app runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 11 or later. The workspace covers page reports, technical site crawls, Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools review, scheduled scans, and browser QA. Users can also manage indexation evidence, sitemap submissions, and a personal indexing site. The app supports connecting owned websites, browser profiles, social accounts, Cloudflare, and optional MCP services. Users can build, rearrange, and share reusable SEO recipes, including custom recipes described in plain language. Getting started requires two accounts: a ChatGPT account for the AI agent and an On-Page.ai account for the core SEO analysis data. Everything else, including Google Search Console, Bing, Cloudflare, and various browsers and social networks, is optional and can be connected later through the Setup Center. The app is free and does not require a separate SuperApp subscription. Each connected service keeps its own account, plan, and usage limits. Installation involves downloading a signed disk image from the GitHub releases page, moving the app to Applications, and completing a two-step setup. The installer is signed with an Apple Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and includes SHA-256 checksums for verification. The repository provides official signed releases and public documentation but does not contain the proprietary application source code. Project data and working files are stored locally on the user's Mac. Credentials and OAuth tokens are kept in macOS Keychain, and connected providers receive data only when their tools are actively used. The project maintains a privacy policy and security policy for review before connecting production accounts. Bug reports and feature requests are handled through GitHub issues, with clear guidance against sharing API keys, tokens, or client data publicly.