SEARCH CONSOLE & SEO MONITORING

Search intelligence.
Made useful.

Understand what changed, find a page worth improving, and check the website behind the numbers. theoretic.si brings those signals into a private workspace.

Search insightsSpeider monitoringPage performanceRead-only AI tools
01 / SEARCH INSIGHTS

Move beyond
a traffic total.

Compare the latest two complete 28-day periods from Google Search Console. View clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position, then explore the queries and pages behind the change.

The opportunity view highlights near-top rankings, low CTR, sustained traffic decline, and queries with competing pages. Each priority includes the evidence that made it worth reviewing.

Estimated click upside helps order a review; it is an estimate, not a forecast or a promise. Coverage and freshness matter: small or anonymized query groups can be missing from Google's data.

Read the Search Console SEO workflow
02 / SPEIDER WEBSITE MONITORING

Keep a scout
on your website.

Speider follows configured websites, reads their sitemaps, audits public pages, and checks the Google indexing status of followed URLs when the Google connection is available.

Review the latest patrol status, open SEO tasks, and saved reports. Follow a finding back to its page and decide whether it needs a technical fix, a content change, or more investigation.

Monitoring starts in read-only mode. Checking an indexing status does not submit a URL to Google or publish a change to your website.

03 / PAGE PERFORMANCE

A closer look
at the experience.

Run mobile or desktop PageSpeed checks for registered websites when performance access is configured. Inspect the available CrUX field measurements alongside the lab results.

A lab test is a measured run under test conditions. Field data describes real-user experience where enough data is available. A page without field data has an unknown field result, not a score of zero.

Use these readings to investigate a specific problem. One performance score cannot explain every search ranking change.

04 / APPROVED AI CONNECTIONS

Bring your AI.
Give it context.

An approved AI client can use 17 read-only MCP tools to explore the workspace it is allowed to access. Read search comparisons, opportunities, monitoring status, reports, source connections, and available performance data.

Connections need setup and consent. You can revoke a connection from your workspace. The tools read data; they do not edit your content or guarantee an AI recommendation is correct.

Bing traffic, queries, pages, and crawl reports are also available when a Bing account is connected. Provider availability depends on the workspace's configured connections.

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Built by Mykita.
Improving together.

One shared engine serves every workspace. Product improvements reach the same platform, while accounts and website data stay separated. Early access is currently free; access requests are manually reviewed, and website connections require configuration.

theoretic.si is an independent product. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google or Microsoft.

A CLEARER NEXT MOVE

Find your signal.
Keep your judgment.

Free early access. Workspace requests are reviewed manually. Your website connections are configured after approval.

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