The Buildology app
Your Monday-morning growth analyst.
Connect Google Analytics, Search Console and your niche. Every Monday you get what changed and why, what your competitors did, what's working right now, and drafts in your voice. Then ask it anything about your own data.
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Built for a business of one. Private beta.
Three memos, before you've had coffee
Routines run the recurring analysis on a schedule and file each memo to a board. This is the shape of what lands.
Last 7 days vs the 7 before, judged against a 4-week baseline.
Down · landing pages · /pricing: sessions 412 → 208 (-50%), position 3.9 → 8.4
Up · queries · "one person business tools": clicks 31 → 88 (+184%)
Likely cause · /pricing lost 5 positions in Google — a ranking loss, not a traffic dip. Refresh it before touching anything else.
Summary · Rival raised Starter from $19 to $29 and added annual billing; their new "AI writer" page went live Thursday. Two Meta ads have run 40+ days on the "stop paying for 5 tools" angle.
Opportunity · Their 1★ reviews all say the same thing: onboarding. Ours is the comparison page they can't write.
Threat level · Medium — adjacent move, same buyer.
@smallaccount (2.1k followers) — 184k views · 87× baseline · Short
A 40-word post on why "pick one channel" beats a content calendar. Readable verbatim on camera.
Draft ready · a 30-second script in your voice, filed to the queue for approval.
It already knows your business
The agent reads your project memory — what you sell, to whom, in what voice — plus every board, note and highlight, and it has the same tools the memos use: keyword and SERP data, GA4, Search Console, competitor snapshots, ad libraries, X and YouTube. It checks what it already found before spending credits finding it again.
- “Why did /pricing lose traffic last week, and what should I change on the page?”
- “What did Rival change on their site this month? Link it to my positioning note.”
- “Turn this YouTube video into a post in my voice, then check the keyword before I publish.”
- “Which of my saved hooks still hold up against what's going viral this week?”
Research that doesn't evaporate
Every SERP pull, competitor read and viral post lands on a board.
Notes link to each other with [[wikilinks]]; every
item shows what links to it. Save a page or a video from the
browser extension and its text or transcript is there — readable,
highlightable, and in reach of the agent.
One loop instead of six tabs
- Discover what's working in your niche this week.
- Draft it in your voice, from your own notes.
- Check the keyword and the SERP before you publish.
- Queue it for your approval, one version per platform.
- Watch what it did in Analytics and refresh what slips.
| Keyword and rank tools | keywords, SERPs, backlinks, rank tracking, site audits |
|---|---|
| Analytics dashboards | GA4 + Search Console, read for you, with a what-changed strip |
| Competitor alerts | daily page snapshots and diffs, news feeds, a weekly digest |
| A swipe file | outlier posts scored against each creator's own baseline |
| A notes app | boards, [[wikilinks]], backlinks, a reader with highlights |
| A chat tab | an agent that already knows your business and your data |
Works with the agent you already use
Every feature is also an MCP tool, so Claude Code, ChatGPT or any agent can run the same loop against your workspace. The Chrome extension adds one-click growth prompts inside ChatGPT and Claude, saves pages and transcripts to your boards, and inspects any page's on-page SEO.
What it isn't, yet
- Not a scheduler. Drafts go to a queue for your approval; you publish.
- Discover covers X and YouTube today, not every platform.
- A private beta: one workspace per person, invite only.
Built for a business of one
Buildology builds on OpenSEO, the open-source SEO toolkit, and runs on Cloudflare. Your research, boards and drafts stay in your own workspace.