From keyword to published post in one window.

One seed keyword becomes a full list with search volume, CPC, difficulty and search intent, grouped into topic clusters. Discovery and measurement happen in the same call, so a research run does not turn into a stack of separate charges. Grouping by page then turns the list into clusters that belong on one article, each with a working title and a proposed slug.

Scan any domain, yours or a competitor's, and see every keyword it ranks for, split into position bands and aggregated per page. Compare two scans of the same domain and the gained and lost keywords come out as one table, which is a competitor's content strategy in plain sight.

Your domain against up to three competitors, showing the keywords and topics they rank for and you do not, clustered and scored by priority. One button sends an entire cluster to the Bulk Engine. Competitor discovery finds the domains that genuinely compete for your keywords rather than the ones you assumed.

Five reports on your own Search Console data, connected through your Google account with read-only access: opportunities scored across eight weighted factors, queries sitting at positions five to twenty, pages whose clicks are falling, one query split across two of your own pages, and pages earning fewer clicks than their position should produce. Every row comes with the action it needs.

Positions over time, checked by hand or on a schedule and linked to the article targeting each keyword. A position that is not found is recorded as not found rather than as zero, and never ranked, dropped out and blocked are reported as three different things. Stagnation detection flags keywords that have stopped improving and prepares a refresh brief for the article behind them.

Twenty-six technical checks crawled from your own connection and your own IP, which is why the pages come back at all: a cloud crawler gets blocked by bot protection where a request from your machine looks like a visitor. Titles, H1s, thin content, canonicals, accidental noindex, alt text, redirect chains, broken links and orphan pages, each with a severity, a fix and an estimated time.

Paste a list of titles, or send a whole cluster over from Content Gap, and the articles are generated one after another. Sequential rather than parallel, which keeps you inside provider rate limits and the cost predictable. Keywords, images, deep research and custom instructions are set once for the batch.

The app finds the topics, writes the articles with their images and publishes them in the background, whether or not the window is open. The cadence is built exactly: minutes, hours, days of the week, days of the month, months. The next run is always on screen, and Process now empties the queue immediately.

Dev.to gets the article as Markdown with the tags mapped and the canonical URL pointed back at your own site, so the copy does not compete with the original. Pulling your existing WordPress posts into the app makes them visible to internal linking, rank tracking and the duplicate check.

Twelve tools that let Claude Code, Claude Desktop or VS Code drive the app directly: list and read articles, generate one, list your sites, publish, run a SERP analysis, score a draft, fetch keyword metrics, pull a Search Console report, read the rank overview and the site audit, check usage. No separate Node install, ready-made configuration per client, and the access token is rotated at every start.

The usage meter shows what you have spent this month and before it, broken down by provider and by operation, from generation and editorial passes to SERP calls, rank checks and visibility scans. Measured and estimated figures stay visibly apart. Paid actions show their estimated cost first, taken from the median of your own history rather than a list price.

The whole application state — articles, sites, settings and history — goes into a single JSON file, with or without the media, and comes back in one click. Backups can be scheduled to a local folder, so a reinstall or a new machine stops being a data-loss event.