AI Content Planner
Turn a pile of keywords into a set of pages.
It clusters the keywords you've shortlisted into pages, gives each one a topic and an angle, and hands you something a writer can start from.
Terms that share the same results become one page.
How it clusters
Google is already telling you which keywords mean the same thing — they share the same top results. The planner reads that, so five terms that mean the same question become one page instead of five. It checks the searcher's intent along the way, so a guide and a comparison don't get confused.
A plan you can act on
Every cluster becomes a page with a topic and an angle — not another row in a keyword list.
- Proposed
- Accepted
- Writing
- In review
- Scheduled
- Published
Each page has an owner and a date, ready to hand to a writer.
It reuses SERP data you've already fetched, so the more your team has looked at, the cheaper the plan — it never pays twice for the same result.
Common questions
What's the difference between this and the researcher?
The researcher finds new keywords from a silo. The planner takes the keywords you already have and turns them into pages. They feed each other.
Does it invent keywords?
No. It works from your bucket, grouping what's there and checking intent along the way.
Can I edit the plan?
Every page is editable and reassignable, and it moves through a full lifecycle from proposed to published.
Turn what you've found into pages you can write.
Bring a bucket. Leave with a plan.