Start with a URL
Infer site identity, topics and language, then correct uncertainty. Authorize search data separately.
Learn more →YOUR WEBSITE. INFORMED CHANGES.
Give your AI the SEO context
it needs to improve your site.
Add your URL. Keep keywords and site findings in one place. Let your development tool query QueryTend through MCP before deciding what to change.
Interactive prototype · No live data connection
1. Your websitePages + search data
2. QueryTendStatus + findings
3. MCPQuery on demand
4. Your AI workflowEdit + verify
Query during the task
Look up the page, keywords and findings relevant to your task. No full report required.
Learn more →Check after the change
Record external changes and inspect the live page. Observe search outcomes separately.
Learn more →One site context. Useful in your workflow.
Inspect the dashboard or ask a targeted question from your development tool.
Calday · Example siteSimulated data
Pages checked48
Findings to review3
Duplicate titles, missing contextual links and unanswered product questions.
Open the dashboard →You → your development tool
QueryTend MCP →
Before editing this page, query its keywords and open findings through QueryTend.
QueryTend MCP →
Page: /solutions/salon-booking
Finding: duplicate title
Evidence: two pages, different purposes
Next: inspect content before proposing a title
Questions before you connect?
Do I need to generate a report before using MCP?
No. Your tool can directly query site state and relevant findings during work. Digests are for people; copied reports are a fallback.
Will it edit or publish my website?
Connecting MCP does not initiate edits. Your external tool acts under permissions you grant. The initial service does not need CMS write credentials.
Are all keywords available in real time?
No. Page inspections, GSC and ranking samples differ in freshness and coverage. Responses must identify sources, times and gaps.
Start with the site you already have.
Keep your workflow. Add the missing SEO context.