Aman sayyad

While building Sevrio, we found that most tools are designed for English-first markets, often missing the nuances of regional content in languages like Marathi and Hindi. We decided to bridge this gap by focusing on content intent and cultural context rather than just generic volume metrics. As a creator or developer working with local audiences, do you think traditional SEO metrics still hold the same value, or is it time for a more contextual approach?

Most SEO tools today rely on bloated, inaccurate data that often confuses creators. While building Sevrio, we made a tough call we removed features we couldn't perfect, like our backlink checker, to focus on transparency. Our goal is to provide honest, actionable SEO insights for Marathi, Hindi, and English content. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this approach do you feel overwhelmed by the current SEO tools in the market?

Building Sevrio hasn't been about adding the most features; it s been about keeping the most honest ones.

When we started, we realized many SEO tools provide 'fluff' metrics that don't help actual creators. So, we made a conscious choice: if we couldn't build a tool (like a backlink checker) to perfection, we wouldn't build it at all.

We re launching with 6 core tools focused on accuracy and cultural context for Marathi, Hindi, and English content.

I d love to hear what is the one SEO 'metric' that you've always found to be inaccurate in other tools? Let's discuss.