Cairn runs 25 real Google Maps searches across your city and draws the result on real neighborhood boundaries, so you see exactly where customers find you, where they don't, and who's winning each area. Then it turns the gaps into a plain-English fix plan and checks on the next scan whether each fix landed. The free scan is complete: no email gate, nothing withheld. Paid plans watch weekly.
My parents run a Moroccan restaurant in Denver. 4.9 stars, 174 reviews, and last summer it was nearly empty. When I finally measured it properly, it was #1 across most of the city for "moroccan restaurant," a search almost nobody makes, and invisible for "mediterranean" and "middle eastern," the searches with volume. Their Google profile listed one category: "Restaurant." The fix was free and took ten minutes.
That pattern turned out to be everywhere, so I built Cairn: it shows you the map customers actually see and tells you what to do about it. It's honest by design: the free scan withholds nothing, no countdowns, no fake urgency. I'd love your feedback, and if you run a local business, run your own scan and tell me what your map looks like.