Bring your search data.
Start with Google Search Console. Put queries, clicks and impressions in the context of your app.
Google Search Console · example dataset
One place to connect the signals, understand what matters, and decide what to ship next.
Start with Google Search Console. Put queries, clicks and impressions in the context of your app.
Spot SEO opportunities and inspect whether GPT, Claude and Gemini mention your product or cite your pages.
Work from focused recommendations with a clear explanation. Ask questions, make a change, then follow the trend.
A score alone won’t fix your site. See the query, the evidence, and the change worth making.
Inspect an example recommendation<title>Pricing</title><title>Pricing · Acme Analytics</title>Give this page a distinct title that names the product. Keep the description aligned with what visitors will actually find.
Explore how your app appears in AI answers. Compare mentions, linked citations and the prompts behind them.
Go from a chart to an explanation. The assistant is designed to answer with the pages, queries and findings behind its advice.
What should I fix first?
Start with the pricing page title. It is generic in this example audit. Add the product name, then compare the page’s search performance after the change.
Example source: /pricing · title audit
Google Search Console comes first. Bing Webmaster Tools is next, with room for more search data sources.
First planned integration · not connected
On the roadmap · not connected
Connect Google Search Console in the workspace. Bing is on the roadmap.