Chat

Ask anything. It looks before it answers.

Your rankings, your traffic, your AI visibility, and the live first page of Google, any keyword worth writing about, and any competitor you name. It goes and fetches the answer, then does the work you ask for without leaving the conversation.

You ask

Which pages are slipping?
Who ranks for “best b2b seo tools”?
What is our biggest rival winning?

It answers

Three pages lost ground this month. CRM pricing guide fell from position 6 to 11, the one worth fixing first.

CRM pricing guide#6 → #11
Best CRM software#4 → #7
HubSpot alternatives#9 → #12

Read from your Search Console, not estimated

Then it acts

Research keywords and read the SERP
Build a report you can send a client
Optimize a slipping article from Search Console

Anything that spends your allowance waits for your click.

Not a chatbot. A place you work.

Every conversation is kept, and every answer arrives as something you can read, figures, tables and charts drawn from your account, with the steps it took sitting right above them.

A question answered from live Search Console data, with the steps it took to get there.

It reads your account. And the whole market.

Ask it something and it goes and looks. Every figure in an answer was fetched from one of these while you waited, none of it is remembered, inferred, or rounded from something close enough.

No source, no number

If something is not connected, or has not been measured yet, it says so and tells you what would produce the data. It will not fill the gap with a plausible figure, and that holds for a rival’s traffic exactly as it does for your own, which is the one thing a general-purpose chatbot cannot promise you.

Your account

Connected once, then read fresh on every question.

Search Console

Impressions, clicks, CTR, position, and the queries you rank for

Analytics traffic

Visits, and how many arrive from AI assistants rather than search

Ranked keywords

What you rank for, where, and what sits within striking distance

Topic clusters

Every topic, its keywords and prompts, and how covered each one is

AI visibility

Mentions, citations, sentiment and your share of voice, engine by engine

Tracked prompts

The questions put to the engines on your behalf, and which you win

Site crawl

The last audit, its health score, and every open issue by severity

Your articles

What you have published, its target keyword, and how it performs

Content calendar

What is scheduled, when, and what it is meant to rank for

Link building

Prospects, outreach and replies, the links you earned and what they moved

Competitors

Who you are measured against and where they beat you

Brand profile

Your industry, market, tone and goals, so advice fits your business

The whole market

Fetched live when you ask, on any keyword, any market, and any domain, including ones that are not yours.

Live Google results

The actual first page for any query, in any market, with the AI overview and People Also Ask on it

Keyword research

Any seed expanded into real keywords with volume, difficulty and intent, plus how often each is asked inside AI tools

Any competitor's domain

What they rank for, the pages earning their traffic, and the keywords they hold that you are absent from

Their search traffic

Estimated monthly visits for any set of domains, month by month, so "are we catching them" has a number

Anyone's backlink profile

Referring domains side by side, whether a link you earned is still live, and who links to rivals but not you

AI answers in the wild

Which brands ChatGPT and Google AI actually name, which pages they cite, and the questions that produce a mention

It answers. Then it does the job.

Research the market, take a rival apart, write the article, file the report, most of what you would go and do after reading an answer happens inside the same conversation, with your approval on anything that changes your account.

1

Ask in plain English

No syntax, no filters, no knowing which page owns the answer. "Which pages are slipping?" is a complete question.

2

Watch it check

Each source it opens is listed as it goes, and every step expands into the raw result, so you can check any figure yourself.

3

Approve what it changes

Anything that writes to your account or spends an allowance renders as a card you tick. Looking things up just happens: you asked.

Research anything

Any keyword, any market, live. What the first page of Google actually looks like right now, what a term is searched, how hard it is to win, and how often people ask it inside ChatGPT rather than a search box.

Take a competitor apart

Any domain, not just the ones on file. What they rank for, the pages earning their traffic, their search traffic month by month, the keywords they hold that you are absent from, and who links to them and not to you.

Write a report you can send

A real file with a cover, headline figures, charts and tables, that downloads and forwards to a client or a board. Every number in it was read from a measurement, so it still says what it said the day you sent it.

Write articles

It proposes what to write and why (a gap, a slipping page, a keyword you nearly rank for), and starts the ones you keep. They land in your content workspace like any other draft.

Research a topic

Pulls a fresh round of keyword candidates for any cluster, with volume and difficulty, and files the ones you pick. Uses one keyword-research credit, and only when you say so.

Fill the calendar

Queues keywords for later without generating anything. Free, reversible, and it tells you which were already scheduled rather than quietly adding them twice.

Run a visibility check

Asks every tracked prompt across every engine and records whether you were named. It checks your remaining credits and your run limit before starting, not halfway through.

Writing, optimizing and visibility runs come out of the same monthly allowances the rest of the platform uses, and none of them starts without your click. Research and reports are included in the plan, generous enough that normal use never meets the ceiling, and capped so a runaway loop cannot bill you for one.

Chat, explained.

What it can see, what it can do, and what it will never do on its own.

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No. It has no general knowledge about your site to fall back on. Every figure it gives you was fetched while you waited, either from your own account or live from Google and the search databases behind it. A general chatbot cannot tell you which of your pages slipped last month, and it cannot tell you who holds position three for a keyword today either. If something is not connected or has not been measured, it says so instead of estimating.

Your move

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