Most SEO tools give you thousands of keyword opportunities and leave you to figure out which ones to actually target. RankQ uses algorithms (inspired by quantum optimization research) to analyze search volume, competition, domain authority requirements, and your resources - then builds an optimal portfolio that reduces your cash burn and maximises your impact.

After spending the last few months building our first product, we’re launching RankQ today!

The problem: Every SEO tool dumps thousands of keyword opportunities on you. None of them tell you which ones to actually target.

We spent months building something different - algorithms inspired by quantum optimization research that construct optimal keyword portfolios. Not more data. Better decisions.

You input your seed keywords (based on your target campaign), budget constraints, and site context. RankQ evaluates competition density, intent signals, volume dynamics, and feasibility then tells you where to focus first.

RankQ uses AI optimisation algorithms (inspired by quantum optimisation research) to prioritise high-impact keyword portfolios instead of dumping endless keyword suggestions. Solving once and for all, the "paralysis by keyword analysis" problem.

Building our first commercial product has been humbling - from debugging GPU utilization issues at 2 AM to restructuring our entire algorithm structures based on POC feedback, learning eventually that clarity matters more than complexity.

If you've ever stared at a spreadsheet of thousands of keywords wondering where to start - this is for you.

Hi,

I checked out RankQ, nice scope for a solo-friendly SEO tool.

From a copy standpoint, the main opportunity I see is clarity and differentiation. Right now the page explains the features well, but it doesn’t fully answer the “why this instead of X?” question for a first-time visitor.

That’s usually where conversions are being lost.

If you’d like, I sometimes help founders tighten positioning and landing page messaging (paid, focused work). Happy to chat if it’s useful.