What it does
Most SEO tools hand you a spreadsheet of 200 issues and leave. This one reads up to 25 pages of your site every morning, checks the things Google actually rewards and punishes, and serves the two fixes worth doing today.
- A score out of 100 with critical, warning and passed counts, refreshed daily
- Each fix names the page, says why it matters and includes the copy-ready snippet: a title tag, a heading, a canonical, a redirect, schema or an image attribute
- Mark it done, snooze it or ignore it; the next fix moves up straight away
- Fixes you skip carry over, and the next audit closes anything it can see you fixed
What it checks
Titles and descriptions that are missing, duplicated or the wrong length. Pages with no heading or three. Canonicals pointing the wrong way. Pages accidentally hidden from Google. Broken links between your own pages. Images with no alt text or the wrong size. Speed on a phone, measured by Google. A sitemap and robots file that agree with each other.
Keywords, backlinks and AI answers in one place
Track up to ten keywords and see your position, the change since yesterday and which rival ranks ahead. See who links to you, how strong they are and which domains dropped you. And ask the four big AI assistants the questions your buyers ask, to see whether they name you, name a competitor, or neither — with the exact answer kept so you can read what they said.
- Keyword positions with rivals' positions next to yours
- Domain rank, referring domains, dofollow share and lost domains
- A visibility score per assistant: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini
- Connect Search Console and the queries you already appear for join the list
How it works
Three steps, and the first takes about a minute.
- 1. Run the first audit. It reads your site, tests speed on a phone and counts who links to you.
- 2. Paste today's two fixes. Each opens with the page, the reason and the snippet; you paste it wherever your site is edited and mark it done.
- 3. Come back tomorrow. The morning run re-checks, closes what you fixed, updates your score and serves the next two.
Where it stops
It reads your site and never writes to it. There is no connection to your CMS, no changes to Search Console, and it only audits the domain on your own workspace. If you want the day's fixes in Slack, Linear or Notion, you can switch that on; it sends text, nothing else.
What one of the day's two fixes looks like
Shorten the /pricing title tag from 74 to under 60 characters
Google cuts titles at about 60 characters, so the part that says what the page is about is falling off the end in search results, and the click goes to the result below yours.
- Open the pricing page in your site editor
- Replace the title tag with the snippet below
- Mark it done; tomorrow's audit confirms it
- Effort
- 5 minutes
- Payoff
- A full title in search results and a higher click rate on the page that sells
Before you start
Does it change anything on my site?
No. It reads your pages and hands you copy to paste. You make the change wherever your site is edited, on your own login.
Why only two fixes a day?
Because two get done. A report of 200 issues gets bookmarked and forgotten. Two a day, worst first, is a habit that compounds; you can raise it to five in settings if you have a team on it.
What does the score mean?
It starts at 100 and loses points for each failed check, weighted by how much that check matters and capped per area so one category cannot sink the whole score. Two sites with the same score have roughly the same amount of work left.
Do I need Search Console connected?
No, but it helps. Without it the agent tracks the keywords you give it. With it, the queries you already appear for join the list automatically, with their views and clicks.
How does it know whether AI assistants name me?
It asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini the questions your buyers ask, keeps the full answer and records whether you, a rival or neither was named. It repeats weekly so you can see the trend.
Will it cost extra?
No. It is part of the paid plan alongside the other agents.
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