The problem: machine-read facts drift from human-read pages
A small business's information is scattered and inconsistent, and nobody knows which copy AI search will cite. This engine's premise is simple: build the human page and the machine data from one business-approved snapshot, and handle corrections as a re-publication of that same snapshot.
Publication gate: prove site control first
Publication happens only after site control is proven by a DNS TXT record or an HTTPS file (2026-09-11). Since October 23, 2026 business-place registrations are checked against the real public registers. The approval record explains who provided and accepted the information; it is not a certification of truth — the code carries the literal string 'does not certify facts'.
The bundle: one snapshot, five kinds of output
publication_bundle produces, from one snapshot, the profile HTML (with embedded JSON-LD; approved questions and answers are also marked up as FAQPage), facts.json, per-question answer pages, a related-services directory (CollectionPage) and discovery files. List pages carry published facts, the sitemap carries lastmod timestamps and IndexNow is notified (2026-10-09).
The observation loop: numbers as they are
A local observer was built on September 12, 2026 and has run unattended on six channels since September 24. Baseline on September 25: 12 of 15 questions answered, zero mentions of our services. Re-measurement on October 22: 13 answered, still zero. Not picking only the good numbers is the premise of the product, which is what makes the November 2 GEO deployment — readable AI answers with sources and original evidence, the exposure engine, answer pages, a crawl queue — a measurable change.
The service opened on this engine: FactMind
AI-search registration homepage public on September 10, 2026; Google sign-in, the registration backend and the first live self-service registration (FactMind 0) on September 11; a moderation-model benchmark on September 12 followed by the decision never to suspend on a model's verdict alone; every customer-app flow complete on September 24; terms, privacy, refund and business-notice pages on October 6; the GEO engine and Kakao, Naver and Apple sign-in on November 2; mail through the company server on November 3. Two months, 280 commits, six release tags.