Start with the job
Tell SEOryx what you need to find out.
Start with a site issue, keyword question, report, or campaign task. Keep the request attached to the right project.
Features
The SEO work between finding a problem and fixing it.
SEOryx gives you one place to investigate a site, work through keywords, write the report, and agree on the next step. Remex helps with the parts that take time.
From question to next step
Move from a vague SEO task to work your team can use.
Start with the problem, look at the evidence, and leave with a report, recommendation, or next action that makes sense.
Look at the evidence
See the signals behind the recommendation.
Bring together site, search, analytics, GitHub, and project information before you decide what to do next.
Make the call
Turn findings into a plan you can review.
Use the findings to shape recommendations, report sections, keyword maps, and implementation notes.
Prepare the output
Leave with something the team can use.
Move from analysis to a report, keyword map, campaign note, or implementation priority.
Pick it up again
Return to the project without starting over.
Keep the working history in the project so the next session starts with the decisions already made.
The parts of SEO that repeat
Keep analysis, keywords, reports, and next actions close together.
SEOryx keeps the details of a project beside the work they belong to. Remex helps turn connected signals into recommendations you can review and use.
Handle the routine work without losing the bigger picture.
Freelancers and agencies
- Run recurring checks, build briefs, and draft reports without losing the client details.
- Move from keyword research to recommendations and next steps in the same project.
- Open the project again later and keep the decisions you already made.
Put rankings, traffic, opportunities, and technical gaps side by side.
SEO specialists and analysts
- Use Search Console and analytics data when you investigate a change.
- Turn site data into a summary that a client or teammate can understand.
- Keep keyword opportunities, site issues, and priorities in one working view.
Plan the fix while the reason for it is still clear.
Agencies and SEO teams
- Turn findings into content updates, technical fixes, and campaign priorities.
- Keep client reporting and multi-site work tied to the same project record.
- Choose the plan that matches the depth of work and the size of your team.
Useful places to start
Open the part of the SEO job you need today.
Start with site health, keywords, reporting, or campaign planning. Each one uses the same project details instead of making you explain the background again.
Site health
Surface crawl issues, technical gaps, and the fixes that deserve attention first.
Keywords and topics
Find useful search opportunities and turn them into pages, briefs, or content updates.
Reports
Explain what changed, why it matters, and what the client or team should do next.
Campaign planning
Keep search, content, and campaign ideas tied to the same site and commercial goals.
Work queue
Organize the request, findings, and recommendations into work your team can actually pick up.
Pick up where you left off
Keep the decisions with the project, not in someone’s memory.
When you come back to a project, the site details, priorities, and previous decisions are still there. You can spend the session moving the work forward instead of reconstructing what happened last time.
Project details stay togetherYour team keeps the final sayData settings are reviewable
Who it is for
Made for people who need to finish SEO work, not watch another dashboard.
For solo SEO operators
Replace scattered tabs and repeated report work with one focused desktop workflow.
For agencies
Run multi-site research, reporting, and planning without losing track of which work belongs to which client.
For companies
Give your team shared projects, clear roles, and a place to agree on what happens next.
What matters before you buy
Know what the app does, who can use it, and where your data goes.
Privacy that respects the work
SEO projects contain client strategy, rankings, budgets, and internal notes. SEOryx treats that information as work data, not training material.
Plans you can understand
Each plan tells you who it is for, what kind of workspace it includes, and what happens when your team grows.
A product for the daily work
The useful parts are concrete: project context, connected sources, reports, and clear next actions.
Ready to see how it fits?