Built from the boring parts of local SEO

AIFLB was built after repeating the same manual GBP research, competitor checks, category comparisons and client reporting tasks across local SEO projects, enough times that the pattern became impossible to ignore.

The work always looked the same. Open the client's listing. Open the competitors' listings in more tabs. Dig out the categories, one profile at a time. Copy services into a spreadsheet. Scroll reviews counting unanswered ones. Search the main keyword from a few spots around town to guess at rankings. Then spend an evening turning that pile into something a client could read and approve.

None of it was hard. All of it was slow, and the slowness had a cost: research got skipped when weeks got busy, and skipped research meant weaker recommendations.

So the tooling got built. First a way to see all of a profile's categories without leaving Google Maps. Then capture, so a profile could be saved in one click instead of copied field by field. Then the audits: website, reviews, posts. Then rank grids, because "where do we actually show up" was the question every client asked. And finally the recommendation layer, because the point of research was never the data, it was knowing what to do next.

That is still the shape of the product: a Chrome extension that captures Google Business Profile data where it lives, and a dashboard that turns it into audits, comparisons and action plans.

How we think about the product

A few positions that shape decisions here:

• Analysis over generation. AI is in the product because it is good at summarizing findings and drafting content from real data. It is a tool inside the workflow, not the point of the product.
• Honest limits. Per-use costs exist, so allowances exist, and they are written on the pricing page instead of hidden in terms.
• No invented credibility. You will not find fake testimonials, fake user counts or fake countdown timers on this site. The product argues for itself or it does not.

AIFLB is an independent software product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google.

Questions, ideas or bug reports: contact us. Feature plans live on the roadmap.