What's new

v1.67 — August 4, 2026: large scans now finish instead of stalling at 95%

Site Analysis now reserves a dedicated completion window for scoring and saving the report, and page fetches and crawler cooldowns can no longer run past the crawl phase's time budget. The progress timeline records when the budget is reached, and the report reflects the pages successfully scanned.

v1.66 — July 31, 2026: see exactly what your scan did, step by step

Every scan records each phase change as it happens — started, page discovery, crawling, the core pass, the editorial sample, reserve backfills, scoring, and the final completed or failed step. The timeline streams live and is stored with the report. Scans that stop making progress for more than 10 minutes now close themselves with a clear "scan stalled — please retry" message.

v1.65 — July 30, 2026: single-page tests are now scored fairly

A Page GEO Score replaces the deflated single-page score: checks a single page can never prove (dedicated FAQ page, About/Team page, cornerstone long-form, site breadth) are removed from the scale instead of counted as failures, and the remainder is normalized to 100. Site-level factors appear in a separate "not scored" panel. Results now state which rubric was used; full-site scoring is unchanged.

v1.64 — July 30, 2026: large-site scans no longer stop short

The crawler now paces itself inside a rolling one-minute window and waits for the fetch rate limit to reset instead of discarding pages, and rate-limited fetches no longer consume transient-error retries.

v1.63 — July 30, 2026: choose your scan scope and watch the crawl happen live

Define include and exclude paths before starting a Site Analysis (your homepage is always included), watch a real-time crawl timeline with discovery, skip, core-pass, editorial-sampling and backfill counters, and see any page that could not be fetched listed with its URL.

The full dated release history is published at geotest.ai/changelog.