Getting SaaS products named when buyers ask AI

When your buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude or Google AI Overviews for a tool like yours, they get a short list of names. Geovily finds out why yours isn't on it, and fixes it.

It's a done-for-you service, not another dashboard. Small SaaS teams don't have time to act on a visibility report, so the fixes are part of the work: structured data, content the engines can quote, and the sources they trust for your category. Geovily is also the software I built to run the audits and record every answer, so each number in a report links to the answer behind it.

Who's behind it

I'm Vanh Tran, a software builder from Hanoi, studying Computer Science at Hanoi University of Science and Technology. Since 2025 I've built systems for clients in Australia, the US and Europe: quoting tools for a Sydney rail-safety contractor (20–40 minutes down to under 30 seconds), revenue reporting for a 150-studio fitness franchise, and message triage for a Sydney glazing company. From January to June 2026 I was an automation engineer at an Australian AI agency. I'm Top Rated on Upwork with 100% Job Success.

Before selling Geovily to anyone, I'm running it on my own name in public: a 180-day experiment to get AI engines to answer “Who is Vanh Tran?” correctly, with every test and result posted at vanhtran.dev.

Working together

You work with me directly, with no account managers in between. Hanoi is 4 hours behind Sydney, so calls happen in your working day, and you get a written update every week while the fixes are going in.