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Map every search term to the one page that should own it: find the terms with no page, the pages competing with each other, and rank the work by the traffic value actually within reach. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

See the content pipeline as a board, find the stage where everything piles up, and measure how long a piece really takes from brief to published. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Judge content on what it returns over its whole life rather than its first month: cost per visit falling with age, pieces still growing against pieces decaying, and which ones are worth updating. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Plan what gets published and when, keep the cadence steady, and see which topics and buying stages you are covering — and which you have quietly stopped writing for. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Judge whole campaigns rather than channels: every cost including people time, the return against a baseline of what would have happened anyway, and an honest position for campaigns whose objective was never revenue. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Build the whole marketing budget — people, media, content, events and tools — track it against actuals month by month, and see how much of it is already committed before the year has started. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Work out whether an event was worth it: every cost including the days your team spent away, real conversations rather than badge scans, and the pipeline that closes months later. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

See the whole marketing year on one timeline, find the weeks where campaigns clash for the same audience, and check that what is planned can actually be built by the people available. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Model the whole funnel from visitors to customers, find the stage that leaks most, and work backwards from a customer target to the traffic it actually requires. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Judge content offers on the customers they produce, not the downloads. Tracks download to lead to customer, prices the sales time each one consumes, and finds the magnets that attract people who never buy. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Find which landing pages leak, split by traffic source and device, and rank them by the value you would recover rather than by the worst percentage. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Decide whether an A/B test result is real: a proper two-proportion test, the confidence interval on the difference, the sample size you needed, and a refusal to call a winner before the test has earned it. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Turn the return-on-ad-spend figure the platform reports into one your accounts would recognise: corrected for margin, refunds and incrementality, against the break-even ROAS your margin actually requires. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Before spending anything, work out what a campaign has to achieve to break even: the ceiling on cost per click, the conversion rate needed, and the volume that makes the fixed costs worthwhile. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Plan where the media budget goes, what each channel is expected to return, and whether spend is pacing to plan. Shows what the whole plan delivers against the target before you commit. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Work out cost per lead and cost per acquisition, then break it apart: what you pay for a thousand impressions, what share click, and what share convert. Shows which of the three is actually driving the cost. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Find out how many months each channel takes to return what a customer cost, how much cash growth ties up, and how fast you could grow before the money runs out. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Work out what a customer is worth over their life on gross margin rather than revenue, cap the horizon so the figure stays honest, and compare it with what they cost to win. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Compare acquisition channels on the profit their customers actually returned over a fixed window, not on cost per click. Shows which channels earn more than their share of the budget. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Work out what a customer actually costs to acquire, channel by channel — media, agency, creative, tools and the people time nobody counts. Shows blended and paid-only CAC side by side. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Build a one-page strategy as objectives, goals, strategies and measures — and have the structure checked: nothing orphaned, every goal a number, every strategy measured. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Test whether a gauge reads high or low against a reference: bias, its confidence interval, a t-test for significance, and bias as a share of tolerance. Refuses to conclude from too few readings. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Convert between margin and markup without getting them the wrong way round, price from a target margin, and see how much extra you must sell to stand still after a discount. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Track improvement savings from claimed to validated to banked in the budget, split in-year from full-year effect, and separate real cost reduction from cost avoidance. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Lay out each option and everything that could happen under it, put a probability and a payoff on each, and compare expected value against worst case and the chance of losing money. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Track what meetings actually decided and whether anything happened: every decision with the actions it created, who owns them, how long they take to close, and which decisions produced nothing at all. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Compare a salary with a day rate on the same footing: unpaid holiday and sickness, pension, benefits, business costs and the days you will not bill. Works out the day rate that matches a salary. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Track every vacancy from the day it is raised: how long approval takes, how long recruiting takes, what the post costs against budget, and what the waiting costs. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Capture every improvement opportunity found on the floor, size it, triage it by benefit against effort, and see honestly how many ever turn into a verified saving. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Plot single measurements as an I-MR control chart: control limits from the moving range, four run rules, and capability against your specification. Refuses to draw limits from too little data. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Work through a data protection impact assessment: screen whether one is needed, score each risk before and after controls, track who owns what, and print the assessment as a document. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Plan which stock items get counted and how often: classify them by usage value, set a count frequency per class, and check the plan against the counting hours you actually have. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Identify which roles the business actually cannot do without, measure how long you would be exposed if one emptied, and see where the single points of failure really are. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Record how long every product-to-product changeover takes, see the whole from-and-to matrix at once, find the asymmetric pairs, and work out a running order that costs far less than the one you use today. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Project every preventive maintenance task forward across a planning horizon, see which weeks are overloaded before they arrive, and level the work against the hours you actually have. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Log every journey, separate business travel from private, and work out what to reimburse — including a lower rate once a driver passes an annual threshold. Shows cost per mile or kilometre by driver and vehicle. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Score leads on how well they fit and how engaged they are, grade them A to D, and then check whether the grades actually predict who buys using your own won and lost record. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Track every bill of materials revision: what changed, what it does to unit cost and annual spend, what happens to superseded stock, and which changes are approved but not yet effective. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Record every place your business uses AI: what data goes in, who checks the output, what it saves, what it costs and how risky it is. Scores each use case and shows which ones need attention. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Turn a SWOT list into actual strategies. Pair each internal factor with each external one to produce attacking, defending, building and avoiding moves, rank them by impact and feasibility, and see which threats you still have no answer to. Nothing is uploaded.

Price the repetitive work your team does by hand, then test whether automating it actually pays: hours a year, cost a year, realistic time saved, build and maintenance cost, payback in months and net position over the tool's life. Separates hours released from money saved. Nothing is uploaded.

Test whether a pay rise or promotion is actually worth taking: the increase after inflation, the change in what you earn an hour once the extra hours are counted, and the marginal rate you are being paid for the additional time. Works in any currency and any tax regime. Nothing is uploaded.

Score a backlog with four prioritisation models at once — RICE, ICE, WSJF and value over effort — see where they rank the same work differently, and draw a cut line where your capacity actually runs out. One tool instead of four spreadsheets. Nothing is uploaded.

Model a price increase properly: what happens to revenue and contribution, how much volume you can afford to lose before you are worse off, and how that break-even compares with the volume you expect to lose. Works line by line across a range, in any currency. Nothing is uploaded.

Work out the point at which overtime costs more than another employee: the true annual cost of covering a gap with overtime, agency or a new hire, adjusted for overtime fatigue, recruitment and ramp-up, with the break-even hours a week and a flag when the overtime level is not sustainable. Nothing i

Compare making something in-house against buying it in, properly: true in-house cost including scrap, setup and tooling, landed supplier cost including freight and duty, the cost of managing the supplier, the break-even volume, and the contribution you forgo when in-house work uses constrained capac

Compare job offers on what they are actually worth an hour of your life: base, realistic bonus, employer pension, benefits, equity and signing money against the hours you really work, the leave you really get, and the time and cost of commuting. Works in any currency and any tax regime. Nothing is u

Measure what fragmentation costs: interruptions a day, the recovery time each one triggers, hours and money lost across a team, the share of the working day left for real work, and the longest uninterrupted block anybody actually gets. Nothing is uploaded.

Score the spreadsheets your business actually runs on across four dimensions — who edits them, how fragile they are, what happens if they are wrong, and what they cost to keep alive — and get a defensible recommendation on whether to leave it alone, fix the controls, or replace it with a real system

Put a yearly figure on every recurring report, email chain and status update: the time to produce it, the time everyone spends reading it, the share that is never opened, the cost of each extra name on the distribution list, and the cost per decision it actually supports. Nothing is uploaded.

A weighted decision matrix that also handles the things a matrix normally hides: risk, confidence in the estimates, cost, effort, time to value and reversibility — then tests whether the winner survives when the weights change. Nothing is uploaded.

Estimate the real chance of hitting a deadline. Three-point estimates give every task a PERT mean and a spread, parallel work streams are combined, and the tool reports the probability of finishing on time, the buffer needed for the confidence you want, and which tasks are driving the risk. Nothing

Enter who is in the room and what they cost, press start, and watch the money burn in real time. Converts salaries to a true hourly cost including employer on-costs, projects the total at the planned finish, annualises a recurring meeting, and keeps a log of what your meetings actually cost. Nothing

Paste text and see what a chat assistant would receive: names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, employee and customer identifiers, bank and card details, national IDs, credentials and special-category data, each scored for sensitivity into one risk verdict, with a redacted version you can copy. Run

Anonymise text before sending it to a chat assistant: every name, email, phone number, address, identifier and term of your own is replaced by a consistent stand-in, a reversible key is kept on your machine, and the assistant's reply can be turned back into the real thing in one step. Runs entirely

Build a manufactured part's cost from first principles, then take it to programme scale with learning curves, escalation to then-year money, three-point risk and a confidence-based contingency. Crawford and Wright theory, correlated risk roll-up and AACE estimate classes. Runs entirely in your brows

Run process trials that prove something — a hypothesis written before you start, a measured baseline, one variable changed, a success threshold agreed in advance, and an honest conclusion with the sample size printed next to it. Nothing is uploaded.

Run a team performance dashboard period by period — direction-aware attainment against target, a named owner for every number, countermeasures where the number is red, and a review status that shows what the team actually discussed. Nothing is uploaded.

Build a strategic roadmap by theme and horizon — Now, Next, Later and Exploring — with owners, dependencies, declared confidence, committed investment and a credibility check that pairs committed work with weak assumptions. Nothing is uploaded.

Hold the agreed scope baseline and every change raised against it — additions, removals, clarifications and explicit exclusions — with effort, cost and schedule impact, who approved it, and the creep measured as a percentage of the baseline. Nothing is uploaded.