Find what ranks.
Then go write it.
SEO is two engines in one capability. Half of it pulls what's true in search right now — live keyword volumes, the live top 10, the live link graph. The other half writes what ranks — briefs, titles, schema and outreach lists. One drop-in instead of a stack of SEO subscriptions.
One drop-in. A whole SEO stack.
Keyword research, live SERP analysis, topic clustering, on-page metadata, schema markup and rank tracking — in a single capability, instead of paying for and stitching together half a dozen separate tools.
Turn a topic into real keywords with live volume, CPC and competition.
See exactly who ranks today, the featured snippet and the “people also ask”.
Group a keyword universe into topics, then a publish-ready content brief.
Titles and descriptions that earn the click — with the character count checked.
Generate valid, paste-ready structured data so search engines parse it.
Check where you sit for every term and write the snapshot to a table.
One seed keyword, a finished brief.
You don't want a spreadsheet of 800 keywords — you want to know what to publish. Drop one seed in. It gathers the real keyword universe around it, groups it into the topics worth a page each, then writes the brief: title options, an H2 skeleton, the FAQs to answer, internal links and a word-count target.
- Clusters built from live, deduped search demand.
- A publish-ready outline, not just a word cloud.
- An AI-search-ready brief style, on request.
Two engines: live truth and what ranks.
Most SEO tools are one or the other — a data API you wire up yourself, or a writer that guesses. SEO is both. Some nodes go pull what's true in search this minute. Others write the thing that earns the position. One node does both in a single step.
Keyword volumes, the live top 10, the live backlink graph — pulled fresh from live search, not a stale cache.
Titles, meta descriptions and structured markup, written to fit the keyword and the page they sit on.
It gathers the real keyword universe, then turns it into a publish-ready brief — live data in, content plan out.
It does the link-gap math itself.
Most tools hand you two lists and let you eyeball the overlap. Not here. It pulls every site linking to each competitor, subtracts the ones already linking to you, and hands back only what's missing — competitor links − your links = your outreach list. The arithmetic is mechanical on our servers, so nothing slips through.
Those four? Linking to a rival, but not to you. The set difference is computed in our own code, scored for ease, and handed back as a ready outreach list — instead of two lists you have to diff by hand.
Built for the way SEO actually works.
Not a clean keyword in a demo — the location, the language, the volume, the whole batch.
Pull volumes and rankings for the exact market you sell into, in its language.
Hand it a page, a domain or a plain topic — whatever your workflow already has.
Run a column of 1,000 URLs or keywords through it; results come back row by row.
Not just rankings — the featured snippet, the “people also ask”, related searches.
Titles and descriptions come back with their character count, so nothing truncates.
A rank node gives a clean snapshot; on a time trigger it becomes a week-over-week tracker.
From a keyword to a ranked page.
SEO isn't a dead end of CSV exports. On one canvas, a brief flows into a writer, the draft gets marked up, the page publishes, the ranks write to a table, and an Agent reads that table to decide what to re-optimize — no second tool, no glue code.
Write & mark up
Publish & send
Track to Tables
Agent re-optimizesAll on one canvas — no exports, no second tool, no glue code.
Seven ways to drop it in.
SEO lives in the builder as seven nodes — add them to a Tiny Form or a Workflow, wire a keyword, a URL or a table in, and route the result onward. Metered in the same credits as everything else.
Turn a topic into ranked keyword ideas with live volume.
Pull the live top results, the snippet and the PAA.
Check your position for each keyword you track.
Group keywords into topics and a content brief.
Write titles and descriptions, with variants.
Generate ready-to-paste structured markup.
Map your link graph and find the gaps to rivals.
How it compares.
The big SEO suites are powerful, and the raw data APIs are accurate. The difference is that SEO is built into the place you already work, it does the gap math for you, and it's one bill — not four.
| Tiny Command SEO | All-in-one SEO suites | On-page / content tools | Raw search-data APIs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keywords, SERP, clusters, metadata & links in one | ✓ | most | No | data only |
| One seed keyword → a publish-ready brief | ✓ | add-on | most | No |
| Computes the backlink gap for you | ✓ | manual | No | No |
| Runs inside your forms & workflows, no code | ✓ | dashboard | dashboard | API only |
| One bill with the rest of your stack | ✓ | No | No | No |
If you just need a raw search-data API to wire up yourself, those do that well. If you want demand found, briefs written, gaps computed and ranks tracked inside the tools you already use, that's what we built.
Good to know.
Where does the search data come from? +
From live search. Volumes, rankings, the top results and the link graph are pulled fresh at the moment you run a node — not from a stale snapshot — and validated before any number reaches you. You target it by location and language, so it reflects the market you actually sell into.
Does it write content, or just analyze it? +
Both. Some nodes pull live data; others write the title, the meta description, the schema markup and the content brief. Clustering does both at once — it gathers real keyword demand and turns it into a publish-ready brief, including an AI-search-ready style on request.
Can it track my rankings over time? +
The rank node gives a clean snapshot of where you sit for each keyword. Put it on a time trigger and have it write to a Tiny Table, and that snapshot becomes a week-over-week tracker — and an Agent can read the table and flag what slipped.
Do I need to write any code? +
No. SEO is seven drag-in nodes inside Tiny Forms and Workflows — add one, wire a keyword, a URL or a table column in, and route the result onward. No keys, no servers, nothing to host.
Can it run a whole batch? +
Yes. Point a node at a table column and it runs row by row — up to a thousand keywords, URLs or pages in one job — so a thousand meta descriptions or a full rank check is one workflow, not a week.
What does it cost? +
It's metered in the same credits as the rest of Tiny Command — from 2 credits to find keywords up to 20 for a full backlink report — on every plan, including Free. No separate SEO-tool subscription.
Stop paying four tools to do one job.
Drop SEO into a form or a workflow and let it find the demand, write the brief, and track the rank. Free to start.