AI-Powered SEO Toolkit
Some keywords deserve your full attention. The other four hundred don't.
The whole manual toolkit, and AI agents that run those exact same tools. Which jobs get your afternoon stays your call.
The tools, for the work you want to do yourself
All of this is yours to drive directly. No agent has to be involved, and nothing here gets worse if you never use one.
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Keyword research
Type a seed and get the ideas around it with volume, cost per click, competition, difficulty and the intent behind each one. Monthly history comes with every keyword, so you can tell a term that is climbing from one that just had a good December. Keep what is worth keeping and move on.
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Competitor gap
Point it at a competitor and see everything they rank for that you do not. It is the fastest honest answer to what to write next, and it tends to be uncomfortable reading for about ten minutes and extremely useful after that.
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Bulk import
Paste a list you already have from a client, a spreadsheet or the agency before you, and get real figures against every line. It shows you what the job will cost before it spends anything, and you can stop it there.
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The SERP, when you ask for it
Open any keyword and see the actual top ten, the AI Overview if Google is showing one, and the People Also Ask questions sitting underneath. It is fetched the moment you ask and kept for a week, so looking again costs you nothing.
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Competitor discovery
Give it a domain and it works out who is genuinely competing with you in the results. That list is usually shorter and stranger than the one you keep in your head.
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Rank tracking that mails you
Positions get captured every Monday for any project you track, and a digest of what moved lands in your inbox two hours later. The capture runs weekly because positions rarely move meaningfully overnight, and a daily one would mostly buy you noise at seven times the cost.
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Buckets your whole team can see
Keep what you find in buckets, with pipeline statuses you name yourself. Every saved keyword carries the numbers it had the day you kept it alongside the numbers it has today, so drift shows up instead of quietly going wrong underneath you.
Or hand the whole thing over
Drop in a domain. Four agents take it from there — a plan, the research, the pages, and a draft in your voice.
- 1 AI Strategist Reads your site and argues for the topic silos worth going after.
- 2 AI Researcher Takes a silo deep and returns pages with keywords and the questions to answer.
- 3 AI Content Planner Clusters your keywords into pages, each with a topic and an angle.
- 4 AI Copywriter Writes the full-page draft, in a voice you taught it.
Run the whole pipeline, or just the step you're stuck on.
The agents use your tools, not their own
There is no separate AI pipeline hiding behind this. When the strategist looks up keyword metrics, it runs the same research module the Keyword Research page runs, through the same mapper, into the same cache, against the same ledger you can read. That is why a figure an agent found and a figure you looked up yourself are the same figure, and why anything the agents turn up is already sitting in your buckets by the time you go looking.
It also means you can start a job by hand and finish it with an agent, or take the wheel halfway through one an agent started, without exporting anything or learning a second way of working. The choice is yours per job, and you can change your mind in the middle of one.
Start with the job you were going to do by hand anyway
Create an account, put in a domain, and run one thing yourself. If it gives you what you needed, hand the next one to an agent and compare the two. That is the whole evaluation, and it takes an afternoon.