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Keyword Research

Drop a seed keyword. We pull live Google autocomplete suggestions and Claude curates them into 50 ranked keywords with intent, difficulty, clusters, and the top 5 opportunities.

How to use it

  1. Enter one seed keyword (2–4 words is the sweet spot — e.g. "ai writing tools" not just "ai").
  2. Optionally pick a target country if you're going local — leaves it Global by default.
  3. Click Run Research. We pull 12 modifier variations from Google Suggest, then Claude curates and classifies.
  4. Done in ~10–20 seconds. Costs 3 credits.
Start broad — even a vague seed like "sourdough" gives you 50 long-tails to mine.

What you'll get

  • Niche overview — 1–2 sentence read on the market.
  • Top 5 opportunities — keywords flagged for realistic ranking + commercial intent.
  • 3–6 topical clusters — keywords grouped by content angle (one cluster = one piece of content).
  • 50 ranked keywords with volume bucket, difficulty bucket, intent, and type.
  • One-click CSV export for your tracker.
⏱ ~10–20 sec. We hit Google Suggest with 12 modifier prefixes, then let Claude curate, dedupe, and classify.

SERP X-Ray

Paste a target keyword. We pull the live top 10 organic results and Claude tells you what dominates, what's missing, and how to rank.

How to use it

  1. Enter the exact keyword you want to rank for (the one you'd type into Google).
  2. Click Run X-Ray. We fetch the live top-10 SERP and Claude reverse-engineers the pattern.
  3. Done in ~10–15 seconds. Costs 4 credits.
Run this before writing anything. It tells you what Google already rewards so you don't waste a 2,000-word post on the wrong format.

What you'll get

  • Dominant format — listicle? review? guide? video? Match it or lose.
  • Search intent — informational, commercial, transactional.
  • Must-cover topics — sub-topics every top-10 page has (skip these and you can't rank).
  • Content gaps — what's missing from the top 10 (your differentiation lever).
  • 3 ranking angles — specific content angles ranked by ranking probability.
  • Target word count + the live top-10 list with snippets.
⏱ ~10–15 sec. SERP source: DuckDuckGo HTML index (proxies Google-like results, no API limits).

Competitor Snapshot

Paste a competitor URL. We extract their title, headings, body, schema, and link patterns, then Claude reverse-engineers their target keyword, content angle, and exploitable weaknesses.

How to use it

  1. Find a specific page ranking for what you want — not the homepage. Their actual ranking blog/product page.
  2. Paste the full URL (https://...). We fetch + parse the page in seconds.
  3. Click Snap Competitor. Done in ~12–18 seconds. Costs 4 credits.
Works on most public pages. Heavy-JS sites (some Webflow/Notion pages) return thinner data — pick HTML-rendered competitors when possible.

What you'll get

  • Primary keyword — Claude's best guess at what they're really targeting.
  • 5–10 secondary keywords they're also weaving in.
  • Content angle — the unique POV / hook driving the page.
  • Topical clusters + word count + schema types + H2 outline.
  • Monetization mechanism — what CTAs / offers they're pushing.
  • 3–5 exploitable weaknesses + a 2–3 sentence outrank strategy.
⏱ ~12–18 sec. Works on most public pages. Sites that block bots will return less data.

Page Optimizer

Paste your own page + the keyword you want it to rank for. We score 0–100 across title, meta, content, technical — and give you a prioritized fix list.

How to use it

  1. Paste your own page URL (the live, public version — not localhost or staging behind auth).
  2. Paste the target keyword you want this specific page to rank for.
  3. Click Run Audit. Done in ~10–15 seconds. Costs 3 credits.
  4. Work the critical → high → medium fixes in that order. Re-run after fixes to see your score climb.
The same page audited for two different keywords gives two different fix lists. The keyword changes everything.

What you'll get

  • Overall score 0–100 + verdict (Weak / Decent / Strong / Excellent).
  • 4 sub-scores — Title, Meta, Content, Technical.
  • Wins list — what you're already doing right (don't break these).
  • Prioritized fix list with critical/high/medium/low tags + specific actionable instructions.
  • Rewrite suggestions for title tag + meta description.
  • Raw page diagnostics — word count, link counts, image alt coverage, schema types.
⏱ ~10–15 sec. Returns a prioritized fix list — critical → low.

Content Brief

Pick a target keyword. We pull the live SERP and Claude builds a complete writer's brief: outline, word count, FAQs, internal links, hooks, differentiation angle.

How to use it

  1. Enter the target keyword for the piece you're about to write.
  2. Pick the page type: Blog / Review / Guide / Listicle / Product. The brief structure adapts.
  3. Click Build Brief. Done in ~15–25 seconds. Costs 6 credits (the most thorough output).
  4. Hit Copy as Markdown and paste into your writing tool — or feed straight into Site Engine / Sales Page Engine.
This is the single highest-leverage tool here. One brief = a 1,500–2,500 word piece that's already SERP-optimized before you write a sentence.

What you'll get

  • Differentiation angle — what makes your piece different from the SERP.
  • 3 title options + recommended meta description.
  • 3 hook options for the opening paragraph.
  • Full H2 outline with per-section briefs + word targets.
  • Must-include topics + keywords + FAQs to answer.
  • Internal + external linking suggestions.
  • Recommended CTA + target word count.
⏱ ~15–25 sec. The most thorough output — feeds straight into Site Engine, Sales Page Engine, or your blog flow.

Run History

Last 100 runs across all 5 tools. Click any row to reload the full result instantly — no credits charged on replay.