Dashboard settings

Setting	What it is	Notes
Site address	Your public domain, as a bare host name	Published verbatim inside your structured data, so it is validated hard: a port, an @, an IP literal or anything that is not a host name is refused at the field rather than stored
Ownership	The verification token, and the check	With no commerce platform the check blocks nothing: your pages are read and served before it, and passing it reserves your domain for your account. With Shopify behind your storefront, every artifact endpoint returns 404 until it passes. A confirmed /apps/geoffy mount also proves ownership. Changing your site address clears it: you re-verify on the new domain
Site key	hs_live_…, minted for you	Goes in GEOFFY_SITE_KEY. Public: it addresses content, it does not authorise anything
Revalidate secret	Minted by Geoffy; you copy it into your environment	Goes in GEOFFY_REVALIDATE_SECRET. Rotating shows you the new value once. We never send the secret itself; requests carry an HMAC of the body. It also signs the reports the optional AI visit middleware sends from your site
What these pages are	Product pages, or Programme pages	Only for a site with no commerce platform. Decides what Geoffy reads from each page, the words of the widget, and the type of the structured data. Geoffy proposes it from what your pages declare; you confirm it
Structured data	Add it where a page has none, or Never	Only for a site with no commerce platform. Never is for a site whose own schema plugin or code must stay the one source of structured data: Geoffy then serves the widget alone. Needs @geoffy/headless 0.3.4 or later. A change reaches your pages when their cache next refreshes
Product URL patterns	How your product URLs are shaped, e.g. /products/{handle}. One pattern per language for a site in several languages, e.g. /de/programmes/{handle} and /programmes/{handle}	Only for a site with no commerce platform. Geoffy proposes these from your sitemap; the captured segment becomes each product's handle

Two things there is no setting for

The revalidate URL is derived, not typed

Geoffy calls https://{your domain}/api/geoffy/revalidate, built from your verified domain. There is no field to fill in, and a route file at any other path is simply never called. Earlier documentation described a "Faster updates" URL field; it no longer exists.

There is no deploy hook, and no build-mode setting

A fully static site has no accelerated path: its content appears at its next build. That is the truth about a static site rather than something a build credential we hold on your behalf would change. Earlier documentation described a "How your pages are built" setting and a deploy-hook field; both were removed.

What the dashboard shows you

• Whether ownership is verified, and the exact URL the token must be served at.
• Whether the /apps/geoffy namespace is mounted, and if not, which of not_mounted, wrong_site or unreachable it is.
• Per product, whether it is confirmed on your live pages, and the pending reason if not.
• For a site with no commerce platform, the handle recorded for each crawled product and the canonical URL its page declared.

Which of these reach your code

Setting	Where it goes in a Next.js app
Site key	GEOFFY_SITE_KEY, read in every route and passed to <GeoffyProduct>
Revalidate secret	GEOFFY_REVALIDATE_SECRET, read by createGeoffyRevalidateRoute, and by the AI visit middleware to sign its reports
Site address	Nothing in your code. Geoffy derives your revalidate URL from it
Product URL patterns	Nothing in your code. They decide the handle you pass