Contextter for your team
The same workspace, framed around how agencies, content teams, in-house SEOs, and founders actually run search work.
Start with the operating constraint, not the job title
The product does not change between an agency, an editorial team, and an in-house SEO function. What changes is the handoff: who owns the keyword inventory, who reviews technical evidence, and who decides what enters the work queue.
The pages below explain those differences without pretending that every team needs the same setup. Choose a team view when ownership is the issue, or choose a job view when the immediate problem is keyword strategy or technical SEO.
Client delivery and editorial coordination
Agency and content-team workflows need shared data, clear review points, and exports that can move into the next part of the delivery process.
Search ownership inside the business
Founders and in-house teams need a backlog they can maintain, evidence they can inspect, and a way to keep decisions from disappearing between tools.
Workflows organized around the job
Use the job-specific paths when the team structure is already clear and the real question is how to run keyword strategy or technical SEO from start to verification.
Choose the path by what must become clearer
A useful solution page should help you judge fit before signup. These three questions separate the common starting points.
- 01
Several people or clients share the work
Use the agency or content-team path when the main requirement is a shared working set, explicit review, and a handoff that does not depend on one person's private spreadsheet.
- 02
One team needs a durable search backlog
Use the founder or in-house path when the priority is to keep opportunities, technical findings, and decisions available between planning cycles.
- 03
The job is already precisely defined
Use Keyword Strategy or Technical SEO when you want the concrete sequence of work, the evidence available at each stage, and the limits of the current product surface.