See where you’re seen.

Growth is an infinite board, like Miro or Figma, except it knows everything Seenlab measures about your product. Enter a budget and the AI reads your rankings, your site and the AI answers, then draws a map in four phases: what to fix first, where to show up for free, the first paid tests, and what to buy more of once something works. Every card is one step: why this one, what it costs, how long it takes, ready-to-post copy and the steps. For paid steps it says whom to pay and how much, from a directory of checked channels with prices, and warns you when something rarely paid back for similar products. Between phases sit conditions: if the posts bring no one, the map sends you back to fix the page. The board is yours: drag cards, add channels and ready-made templates (a Product Hunt launch, for example), notes, links and pictures, and connect cards with arrows. The AI turns a note into a step, suggests a plan for a risk, and reviews the whole map in one click, leaving notes where it is weak. Views show the same map as status, results or a week-by-week schedule, and when the numbers change, the AI brings the map in line with what actually happened.

Yes, live. Invite people with a link and work at the same time: you see their cursors, who is on the board, the card someone is dragging right now, comments on every card and who owns what. Every change reaches the others at once, in the iPhone app too. When two people change the board at the same moment, the changes are merged and nothing is lost, and the board’s history keeps every version. Share a view-only link with an investor or a client. Invited people work on your plan, without their own subscriptions.

Every card gets its own link: put it in the post, the newsletter or the ad, and Seenlab counts clicks, visits and installs from that exact step. For more detail, connect one line of script on your site, Google Analytics or App Store Connect. Run a step as a test with a goal and a deadline, and Seenlab tells you afterwards whether it worked. Change your store title and Seenlab sees it, ticks the step itself and measures how much you grew. Every morning, what the measuring found lands on the board: a keyword that dropped, a list you should be on, a page that gets seen but not clicked.

A single answer is random, which is why Seenlab never looks at one alone. It asks your customers’ questions regularly in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek and Google AI Overviews, keeps every answer with its sources and follows the trend across days and assistants: how often you are mentioned, in which position, and who is recommended instead. The sources show which pages the assistants read when they recommend your competitors, and the AI finds the author and writes the message. Seenlab also checks whether the AI describes you correctly (price, features) and writes pages the assistants read easily. It does not measure the luck of one answer; it measures the direction.

Every ASO tool tracks rankings. Seenlab also finds new keywords from your words and your competitors (a one-word seed search and a weekly AI brainstorm), shows the countries where you have a chance, reports every title, price and version change at your competitors, audits your listing, screenshots, reviews and pricing, and plans Apple Search Ads. The AI writes a new title, subtitle and keyword field and explains why. Run any change as an experiment: Seenlab compares your rankings before and after and shows the effect per keyword.

A site audit (speed, errors, titles, internal links, schema), Google rankings and the numbers from your Search Console. The lab finds pages that get seen but not clicked and proposes better titles, and the action plan says what to fix today, with a ready draft. Seenlab also checks whether AI crawlers can read your site (robots.txt, llms.txt, schema) and tells Google and Bing about changes through IndexNow.

Those tools each cover one channel: ASO tools the store, SEO tools Google, the new tools only AI answers. You pay for each and join the numbers yourself. Seenlab measures all three channels for the same product, every morning, and builds on that a plan for your budget, measures what worked, and your whole team works in it. Specialized tools go deeper in their channel, search volume across 100+ storefronts for example. If that is all you need, they are the better choice. If you need the whole picture, Seenlab is.

For anyone with an app, a SaaS or a website who wants people to find it: from the first launch to a team running several products or clients. One project is free forever, Pro covers five projects, and Studio more projects and a bigger team.

From the public App Store and Google Play search and public reviews, the same results your users see, in each country you choose. For your site: your own pages, PageSpeed and your Search Console; for AI: the assistants’ real answers.

No. For an app its store name or link is enough, for a site its address. No SDK and no account access. Search Console, Google Analytics and App Store Connect are optional, read-only, and only used so Growth can measure what brought users.

Every morning on Pro and Studio, every second day on Free, plus whenever you press “Measure ranks” (Pro and Studio). The briefing is ready when you open the app.

30 countries on the App Store and Google Play, including the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, Brazil and India. Each keyword is tracked per country.

Yes. Every app or website gets its own workspace with its own keywords, competitors and settings, and you switch between them from the left rail. A website can take its app later.

Yes. Seenlab for iPhone is on the App Store: every report (ASO, SEO, AI) and the Growth board you edit with your fingers, live with your team, with notifications when someone adds you to a board, when the morning results are in or when the AI finishes a job. One account, the same projects on the web and on the phone.