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AI SEO & GEO tools + a managed service that does the work
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AI SEO & GEO tools + a managed service that does the work
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Free AI-powered SEO & GEO tools — keyword explorer, schema generator, SERP preview, and more. Plus a managed service that connects your Search Console and improves your rankings, safely.
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how does the managed service actually decide what to change on a site, and is there any risk it tweaks something that tanks rankings?
@egulgunes97406 Decisions come from your real data, we prioritize the fixes that move indexing and rankings (unindexed pages, weak titles/meta, technical issues that actually cost traffic), not busywork. The risk is contained structurally: every change must pass the same safety linter our own site runs on, which blocks (not flags) the exact patterns that trigger Google penalties, near-duplicate content, query-string sitemap bloat, bad canonicals/hreflang, thin bulk pages. If a change fails a rule, it's blocked, full stop. We also won't remove a page that still earns clicks or impressions, and we retire with 410s, not 404s. The linter exists because we built this product after watching a query-string duplication issue cost a sister site 89% of its organic traffic, it's the failure mode we sell protection against.
A real-time rank tracking dashboard inside the app would be super useful, especially if it shows movement against specific competitors rather than just your own history.
@veli342040 Built and live now, inside the app at your dashboard → Rank tracking. Your own history comes from Search Console; competitor positions come from live search results, so for each keyword you see your position and each named competitor's, with movement arrows over time. Add any competitor domains you want to watch. It refreshes daily (own history) with live competitor snapshots, and you can hit Refresh now on demand.
Curious how the managed service actually works in practice — do you make changes directly to a site, or is it more of a recommendations report I have to implement myself?
@sabri1384708 Both, and you're always in the loop. We read your Search Console/Bing data, surface prioritized findings, and draft the actual fixes and content. You approve what ships; then we publish it and submit it for indexing, you don't hand-implement anything. Every action goes through one chokepoint (PublishPipeline) that writes an audit record. Prefer to do a given item yourself? Dismiss it and it stays a recommendation. So it's done-for-you with an approval gate, not a PDF you're left to execute.
Love how clean the schema generator is — the live preview right next to the code field makes it so much easier to spot what each property actually does instead of guessing.
The keyword explorer gave me surprisingly useful long-tail ideas for a niche blog post, and I love that it doesn't shove a paywall in my face. Nice work putting the core tools behind a free tier.