Webappski
Gdynia agency doing answer engine optimization for B2B SaaS, measured monthly with its own open-source CLI, in English, German, Polish, and Russian.
About
Webappski is a Gdynia agency doing answer engine optimization for B2B SaaS, with an AI visibility audit and monthly monitoring of citations across the answer engines. It works in four languages, asking the questions in the language of the market: English, German for DACH, Polish, and Russian.
Its measurement layer is aeo-platform, an MIT-licensed command line tool the agency publishes openly, so anyone can run the same measurement, including on Webappski itself.
Common questions
- What does Webappski do?
- Gdynia agency doing answer engine optimization for B2B SaaS, measured monthly with its own open-source CLI, in English, German, Polish, and Russian. It works with B2B clients in saas & software.
- What GEO services does Webappski offer?
- Webappski names AEO, AI visibility audit, Citation tracking. We tag a service only where the agency's own website names it, so this list is what they say they do rather than what we infer.
- Where is Webappski based?
- Gdynia, Poland.
- Is Webappski a verified listing?
- Yes. Webappski manages this listing, so the details here come from the agency itself. Last verified September 2026.
- What categories does Webappski appear in?
- GEO Agencies in Europe, SaaS GEO Agencies. An agency appears in a category only where its verified services or industries qualify it.
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