An AI SEO assistant that answers from your own data
General AI chatbots give general SEO advice. Ask the Brain answers from what it knows about your site: the pages it has scanned, your Search Console searches and positions, your products and your competitors. Ask why a page lost clicks or what to fix this week, and the answer comes with the pages it is about.
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Advice you can act on — and undo
An SEO assistant is only useful if its advice leads somewhere. When the Brain suggests a change, it becomes a proposed action: you approve or reject it, an approved action is carried out on your store, and anything it changed can be rolled back.
You decide how much it may do on its own, with three modes. Advise: it looks at everything and changes nothing. Stage: it queues changes and a person releases them. Autopilot: low- and medium-risk changes run themselves, high-risk ones still wait for you, and critical ones always do. Every action is classified for risk and written to an audit log before it runs, so there is always an answer to “what changed, and why?”.
It uses the same data as the rest of the app — the site audit, Search Console performance and rank tracking — so its answers match what you see on those pages.
What you can ask it
- “Why did this page lose clicks?”: It compares the page’s Search Console data over time and checks the page itself.
- “What should I fix first?”: A plan ordered by the clicks and sales each fix can recover.
- “How do I beat this competitor?”: What their ranking pages have that yours do not.
- “Did last month’s fixes work?”: Before and after for the pages that were changed.
How it works
- Connect your site and Search Console; the Brain builds a model of your site.
- Ask a question in plain language.
- Approve or reject the actions it proposes.
- Check its work in the audit log, and roll back anything you do not want.
Questions people ask
- Does the AI change my site on its own?
- Only if you choose the Autopilot mode, and then only for low- and medium-risk changes. In Advise and Stage modes nothing reaches your store until you release it. Everything is logged and can be rolled back.
- Which data does it use?
- Your own: the pages scanned on your site, your Search Console data, your products and the competitors you track — kept separate for each store.
- How is this different from ChatGPT?
- It works from your own site and Search Console data, and its suggestions turn into actions you can approve, track and undo.