Desktop SEO Workspace

Plan new pages.
Improve existing ones.

Use your site and Search Console data to plan the next page.

Draft it, publish to WordPress, and track its search results.

Find the next page
Publish content
Track search results

No credit card required

Built for

SEO Agencies Affiliate Sites Niche Builders Local SEO Cluster maps Review pages Guide pages Comparison pages Support pages Location pages SEO Agencies Affiliate Sites Niche Builders Local SEO Cluster maps Review pages Guide pages Comparison pages Support pages Location pages
How it works

Your site data → a plan you can publish

Follow each step from site scan to publication, then check the search data later.
1

Connect your site

Connect your site
https://coffeegearlab.com
Search Console linked
Site scanned
69 pages pulled in
Point SCM at your site and Search Console. It scans and pulls every page in.
Site scan + Search Console import
2

See what you have

Pages
Topic
GSC
Status
best coffee grinders
12.4k +38%
published
espresso vs drip
3.1k +9%
refreshing
french press guide
412
draft
cold brew ratio
–
planned
See each page's status and Search Console data together. Spot pages to update and topics to cover.
Page status and metrics
3

Ask the agent to plan

Chat
Grow the coffee section this quarter.
Show steps
Read 69 pages and 90 days of demand. Proposed: 12 new pages, 5 refreshes.
Ask SEO Workspace Agent something to explore...
Tell the agent what you want to grow. It suggests new pages and updates based on your site and search data.
New pages and refresh ideas
4

Review the site plan

Site plan
coffeegearlab.com
grinders main
best coffee grinders
burr vs blade
brew methods main
french press guide
Review main pages and their supporting pages. Move pages where they belong before creating drafts.
Editable topic tree
5

Create and publish

CreateCreate selected pages
best manual grinderpublished
burr vs blade grinderpublished
grinder under $100draft
Publishing to WordPress8 of 12
Create drafts for the pages you select. Review them, then publish to WordPress or hand them off.
Drafts and WordPress publishing
6

Come back and check

best coffee grinderspublished
Clicks, 90 days
+38%
Published Jun 14
Refreshed Jul 2
Position 9.1 → 6.2
See when a page was published or refreshed, then compare its later Search Console data.
Work dates beside search trends
⚡

Publish the work. Check the search data later.

Built for people who do this daily

See SCM at work

Choose a job to see how SCM turns a brief, a local site, or a new niche into a page plan.

"I need to onboard a client and turn a brief into a page plan I can bill for."

  1. 1Brief the client
  2. 2Agent reads their pages and Search Console data
  3. 3Review the proposed page plan

Turn the brief and site data into a plan you can review with your client.

Site plan

See how your pages fit together.

Group pages by topic, with supporting pages under each main page.

Before Flat list

A flat list makes related pages hard to spot.

PageStatus
emergency plumber leedsRefreshing
emergency plumber bristolDraft
boiler repair leedsPlanned
blocked drain bristolRefreshing
boiler repair bristolPublished
blocked drain leedsPlanned

Six similar page titles. You have to remember which city and main page each one belongs to.

After Hub and spoke

Group the same pages by city and service.

Planned Draft Published Refreshing

Open a branch to see its main page and supporting pages together.

Plan internal links

SCM uses the page structure to plan links from supporting pages to their main page.

See what needs attention

See new, published, and refreshing pages in the same topic group.

Keep your page groups

SCM groups pages on the first import. You can adjust the structure and keep it as new pages arrive.

See the page plan and the status of each page in one view.

Keep track of what you changed.

When plans, drafts, and search data live in separate tools, it is hard to see what happened to a page after you updated it.

  • Find the page you worked on
  • See when it was published or refreshed
  • Check its later Search Console data

Page history beside search data

SCM records page status changes and shows Search Console trends. You can compare the dates without claiming every change in traffic came from your edit.

SCM SEO Workspace
published 12 draft 4 refreshing 2 planned 26
Primary topic
GSC
Status
best coffee grinders
listicle
12.4k +38%
890 clicks · 6.2 pos
published
espresso vs drip
comparison
3.1k +9%
140 clicks · 11.4 pos
refreshing
french press brewing guide
guide
412
8 clicks · 28.9 pos
draft
manual vs electric grinder
main
–
planned
GSC import · Added: 42 pages · Updated: 7 pages · Jul 9
Plan choose pages using site and search data Publish drafts to WordPress Record save page status changes Check compare later Search Console data
AI models

Use your own AI model.

Connect a cloud provider with your API key, or run a local model.

Your choice

Cloud or local.

Connect OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or OpenRouter with your own API key. For local models, use Ollama or LM Studio. Cloud requests go to the provider you choose.

Cloud models Local models Your API keys
Model Providers
OpenAI
GPT models via API key
Cloud
Claude
Anthropic models
Cloud
Gemini
Google models
Cloud
OpenRouter
One key, many models
Cloud
Ollama
Local models on your machine
Local
LM Studio
Local OpenAI-compatible server
Local
Self-hosted API
Any custom endpoint
Local
Desktop app

Runs on your machine, not ours

Keep your projects on your machine. Connect your own AI keys and use n8n, webhooks, or the API for automation.

Desktop = infrastructure

Runs on your machine. Your data stays there, not on someone else's server.

Cloud AI requests go to the provider you connect.

One-time license

Own your version with a one-time license and one year of updates. Cloud AI costs are separate.

Connect your tools

Use local models, your own API keys, and the automation you already run.

How it compares

What SCM adds to AI chat

Chat tools can help with individual tasks. SCM keeps your site, Search Console data, and work history available for the next one.

AI chat alone With SEO Content Machine
Plan across prompts Keep related pages, intent, and links aligned yourself. Automatic topic clusters Groups related pages and maps search intent into a hub-and-spoke plan.
Gather the inputs Bring site, Search Console, and search results into the chat. Spot content gaps Site and Search Console data reveal gaps; Google results and People Also Ask shape the plan.
Switch tools to finish Publish drafts and check search trends in separate tools. Publish and review WordPress publishing and work history sit beside later Search Console trends.
Best for: One-off prompts Best for: Ongoing site work

Already have a site?

Import your pages and Search Console data to find pages worth updating.

Starting fresh?
Build a topic plan before you publish.

* Search Console trends show what changed over time; they do not prove what caused it.

Trusted by SEO professionals

SCM has been around for over a decade and continues to evolve.

10+ years on the market

Over a decade of releases.

Thousands of users

Used by agencies and solo builders worldwide.

4.7 / 5 on AppSumo

Ratings from AppSumo buyers.

Rebuilt for SEO planning

A new SEO Workspace built around your site and search data.

WordPress automation

Create drafts and publish to WordPress.

Built for automation

Use your own models and automation tools.

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