A scratch board for building real topical maps.
Talk to a senior Semantic SEO strategist. Build the Source Context, Central Entity, Core and Outer sections, and a publishable site architecture for one specific business. Export to JSON or Markdown when you are ready to ship.
Three moves from blank slate to publishable map
Stage-by-stage dialogue
The strategist walks you through six stages: Discovery, Central Entity, Topical Map, Site Structure, Performance, Prioritization.
Live map tree
Every node the AI proposes is one click from being added to the live tree. Edit, reparent, score, and prune in place.
Export anywhere
Pull a workspace into Get Local Gold or Local Lift Off, or any other system, via JSON or Markdown export.
Topical authority is the product of three forces: historical data (how long the site has earned impressions for the topic), topical coverage (how completely the site addresses the entity it claims), and cost of retrieval (how easily a search engine can extract a confident answer from each page). Every map the strategist builds starts by locking five components before a single article is planned: Source Context, Central Entity, Central Search Intent, Core Section, and Outer Section.
Topics are generated through Token Insertion against the central entity, word-relation expansions (synonyms, hypernyms, troponyms, holonyms), and competitor SERP coverage — not raw keyword scrape. Each candidate is scored by Relevance × Prominence × log(Popularity), then placed through Index Construction logic that decides whether a query gets its own page, folds into an existing one as a Micro Context, or shares an index with neighbors. Prioritization runs on Vastness × Depth × Momentum: go wide first, deepen the highest-revenue branch, publish at a tempo competitors can't match.