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How it works

From push to pull request in one loop.

Here is exactly what Omnishown does with your code, step by step, and where you stay in control.

  1. 1Push
  2. 2Omnishown Check
  3. 3Omnishown Fix
  4. 4You approve
  5. 5Release ships
  6. 6Watch and Diff
Step 1

Install the Omnishown app on GitHub

Choose which repositories Omnishown can review. Only the ones you pick are connected.

Nothing on your live site changes when you install. Omnishown simply starts watching new pushes.

GitHub

Install Omnishown

Choose the repositories Omnishown can review.

  • sweet-crumbs/website
  • sweet-crumbs/menu-app
Install
Step 2

Every push gets an Omnishown Check

Each change is reviewed by Claude for SEO, AEO and GEO issues and reported as a status check, the same way your developer's tests are.

A passing check means the release is clear. A failing one comes with a fix ready to review.

Omnishown Check

2 passed, 1 has a fix ready

  • SEOTitle and descriptionPassed
  • AEOStructured dataPassed
  • GEOFAQ answers on /menuFix ready

What an Omnishown Check looks for

Planned checks for the pilot. The list grows with pilot feedback.

SEO

Be found on Google

  • Page titles and meta descriptions
  • Heading structure
  • Canonical and indexing tags
  • Image alt text
  • Internal links
AEO

Be quotable by answer engines

  • Structured data (schema.org)
  • Question-and-answer content
  • A clear one-line summary per page
GEO

Be recommended by AI

  • FAQ copy that answers buyer questions
  • Clear business facts: who, what, where
  • Pages AI crawlers can read
Step 3

Omnishown Fix opens a pull request

The fix is the exact change, written into your code, with a plain-English reason beside each line.

No hidden scripts and no edits outside the pull request.

OpenOmnishown: SEO, AEO and GEO fixes for index.html
+4 −1
index.html
  1. 4− <title>Home</title>Says nothing about what you sell or where
  2. 4+ <title>Sweet Crumbs | Custom cakes, Gachibowli</title>
  3. 5+ <meta name="description" content="Same-day custom…">Gives search and AI a one-line summary
  4. 9 <body>
  5. 10+ <script type="application/ld+json">{"@type":"Bakery"…}Tells engines you are a local bakery, with hours
  6. 42+ <section id="faq">…</section>Answers the questions buyers ask AI
Example pull request, based on the Omnishown demo.Approve and merge
Step 4

You approve, and your site updates

Review in GitHub, where your team already works. Every non-trivial change waits for a person.

Changed your mind later? A merged fix can be reverted like any other commit.

Omnishown: add FAQ answers to /menu

Pull request #14

<h2>Our cakes</h2>+ <section id="faq">+ <h3>Same-day delivery?</h3>
Merged by you. Your site updates on the next deploy.
Step 5

Omnishown Watch asks AI your buyers' questions

On a schedule, Omnishown asks AI engines the questions your buyers ask and records whether your business is named. Answers vary from run to run, so results always show when they were checked.

The engine list and weekly cadence are being set with the first pilot clients.

Tracked questionsExample data
Buyer questionChatGPTPerplexityGemini
Custom birthday cake in Gachibowli today?NamedNamedNot named
Eggless bakery near Kondapur?Not namedNamedNot named
Best bakery for corporate orders in Hyderabad?NamedNot namedNamed
Engines shown for illustration. Answer Share here: 5 of 9 answers name the business.

Omnishown Watch and Omnishown Diff

See which release moved you.

Every week, Omnishown asks AI engines the questions your buyers ask and records who gets named. Then it lines those answers up against your releases.

Answer Share, last 16 weeks

Example data
0%10%20%30%40%Wk 1Wk 4Wk 8Wk 12Wk 16

Diamonds are releases. Select one to see what changed after it.

Release in week 11

Added FAQ answers to /menu

Before

24%

After

33%

Answer Share is the share of sampled AI answers that name you, across the buyer questions you track.

Omnishown shows what changed after a release. It never claims a release caused it.

Omnishown proposes. You decide.

  • Fixes land in your code, not just in a reportSo they survive redesigns and stay visible to your team.
  • A person approves every non-trivial changeThe decision to merge stays with your team.
  • Automation keeps the price lowPlanned pricing starts at ₹2,999 per site per month.
  • AI-visibility tracking is built inSo you can see what changed after each release.

Be one of the first sites on Omnishown.

We're onboarding a small pilot group of Zynspark clients first. Tell us where to reach you.

  • No card, no commitment
  • Every fix arrives as a pull request you approve
  • Planned pricing from ₹2,999 per site per month
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