Every Arcline feature, in detail.

What each part does for SEO, AEO and GEO, how it works from your side, and what it needs. Skim the headings or read it all.

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01 · 3 features

Start in minutes

Three small steps take you from a website address to a first full read. You stay in control from the first minute, and nothing on your website changes unless you allow it.

A guided three-step setup

From a website address to your first full report in about five minutes.

Most SEO tools hand you a dashboard full of settings and wish you luck. Arcline walks you through three small steps instead: add your website, connect it if you want fixes made for you, and choose how much it may do. Close the page at any point and it picks up where you stopped.

What you getA confirmed website, a first full read of every page and a dashboard that says what is healthy and what is not.

Step 1: your website

Type the address the way you would say it, like mybakery.com. No https:// needed. Before Arcline looks after the website, it asks for a small proof that the website is yours.

A quiet look at how it is built

Once the proof is in, Arcline looks at your public pages and suggests the best way to connect: GitHub, WordPress or Ghost. It tells you what it saw, and says plainly when it cannot tell.

Step 2: connect, or skip

Connecting is optional. If you skip it, Arcline only looks and tells you what to improve. You can connect later from your profile.

Step 3: choose how much it may do

Pick a level of access in plain words: “Look only” and “Ask me first” are on Free, and letting it fix small things is part of Premium. Connecting a website never lets Arcline change anything by itself, and you can change the choice any time in your profile.

A first read you can watch

Press “Start reading my website” and Arcline visits every page while a progress bar shows how many it found and how many it has read. You can close the page: it keeps reading, and you pick up right where you left off.

Several websites, one account

The Free plan covers 1 website. Premium includes 3, and each extra website costs $2 a month. Each website has its own proof, connection, access level, scores and history, and one switch can pause automatic work on all of them.

How it works

  1. Create your account with an e-mail address and a password, then type your website address.
  2. Add the proof (one line of code, a DNS note or a small file) and press “I've added it. Check now”.
  3. Connect GitHub, WordPress or Ghost, or press “Skip for now”.
  4. Choose how much Arcline may do and press “Start reading my website”.
  5. Wait for the first read to finish, then open your dashboard.

The setup works for any public website. Fixes need a connection to GitHub, WordPress or Ghost; without one, Arcline looks and tells you what to improve.

Proof the website is yours

Arcline only works on websites whose owner has confirmed them.

Typing an address proves nothing, so Arcline asks for a small proof before it scans, connects or changes anything. You pick the way that is easiest for you. It takes about a minute and changes nothing visible on your website.

What you getOnly the real owner can put a website under Arcline's care.

One line in your header

The easiest way. Copy one line and paste it into the Header code, Custom code or Code injection box of whatever built your website (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or someone else), then save.

Or a note at your domain company

Add a TXT record in the DNS settings where you bought your domain, for example at GoDaddy, Namecheap or Google. If the note is not found, Arcline tells you where your domain's DNS seems to be managed so you edit the right place.

Or a small text file

Create a plain text file that contains only the text shown on screen and make it available at the web address Arcline gives you.

Any one of the three is enough

Press “Check now” when you are done. If the proof is not visible yet, Arcline says so and reminds you that changes can take a few minutes to show up.

Wrong address? Start again

If you typed the wrong address, you can remove it and begin again from the first step. Nothing has been scanned or connected before the proof is accepted.

How it works

  1. Copy the line, record or file text shown on screen. Each is unique to your website.
  2. Add it where the screen tells you, and save or publish.
  3. Press “I've added it. Check now”. If it says it cannot see it yet, wait a few minutes and press again.

You need access to your website's header code box, your domain's DNS settings or a place to put a small file. If you cannot reach any of them, send the page to whoever built your website. It takes them a minute.

Connect GitHub, WordPress or Ghost

Optional, and the only way Arcline can change anything on your website.

If you want fixes made for you, give Arcline a login that can edit your website. The setup shows the exact clicks for each platform, says what the login can and cannot do, and keeps it encrypted. You can disconnect in one click.

What you getArcline can make the fixes you allow, through a door you can close at any time.

GitHub, for coded websites

For websites whose code lives on GitHub. You create a fine-grained token that covers one repository, with “Contents” and “Pull requests” set to read and write. Arcline never pushes to your live website directly: every change goes through a pull request first.

WordPress, with an application password

You create an application password in your WordPress profile and paste it with your username. It is not your normal password, it only lets Arcline edit your pages, and you can delete it in WordPress at any time.

Ghost, with a custom integration

You add a custom integration in Ghost (Settings, then Integrations) and paste its API URL and Admin API key. The key only lets Arcline edit your posts and pages.

A plain list of what a connection can do

Your profile lists what the connection allows in plain sentences, such as “Change page titles and search descriptions” or “Add new pages”. If a login can only read, Arcline says so instead of pretending.

Check, reconnect, disconnect

“Check connection” tests the login whenever you like. If a saved login stops working, your profile says so and offers “Connect again”. Disconnecting erases the saved login; Arcline can still look at your public website.

Secrets are never shown back

What you paste goes to Arcline's server only, is stored encrypted and is never displayed again. For GitHub you can also add three optional read-only permissions (Commit statuses, Checks and Deployments) so Arcline sees sooner when your host fails to build a change.

How it works

  1. Pick how your website is made. The setup suggests one when it can tell.
  2. Follow the short click-by-click steps on screen.
  3. Paste the login and press “Connect my website”.
  4. Use “Check connection” in your profile whenever you want to test it.

Automatic fixes need one of these three connections. Websites on Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or Webflow can still be scanned and scored, but their fixes stay manual, with exact steps.

02 · 4 features

See where you stand

A full read of your website, scores in plain words and a to-do list that says who does what.

A full read of your whole website

Every page visited, politely, with nothing to install.

Arcline visits your website the way a search engine does, page by page, and records titles, descriptions, headings, links, images, search markup and speed signals. It then re-reads your site automatically, so the picture never goes stale.

What you getAn accurate, current picture of every page, so each suggestion is based on what is really on your website.

Finds your pages

It reads your sitemap and follows your links to discover pages, then reads each one. A progress bar shows how many pages were found and how many have been read.

Polite and safe

It respects your robots.txt rules, pauses between requests and only reads pages anyone can open. Nothing is installed on your website.

Re-checks by itself

Arcline re-scans your website automatically: every week on Free and every 5 hours on Premium. Each scan updates your scores, your to-do list and your history.

Check again any time

Press “Check my site again” on Scores, or “Check my site now” on Home, after you change something and want to see the effect. Free allows this once a day, and Premium every 5 minutes.

Spots what changed

By comparing each scan with the one before, Arcline notices pages that vanish, titles or headings that change and new pages. See “Activity log, coming-up list and change alerts” below.

Keeps a history

Every check adds a point to your score history, so you can see whether things are getting better over time.

How it works

  1. Press “Start reading my website” at the end of setup.
  2. Watch the pages being read, or close the page and come back later.
  3. After that the re-scan runs by itself, and you can press “Check my site again” whenever you like.

A scan reads up to 200 pages and only pages anyone can open. Automatic re-scans run every week on Free and every 5 hours on Premium.

Health scores in plain words

One overall number, and the reasons behind every part of it.

Instead of jargon you get an overall health score out of 100 and a card for each thing that matters, from technical health to how ready your site is for AI answers. Each card says what it means, how it is worked out and what to fix first. New to the terms? See what an SEO audit checks and the glossary.

What you getYou know how healthy your website is, why, and what to do next.

An overall score with a plain verdict

From “Needs attention” to “Excellent”, with one sentence about where you stand and a line that shows how your score has moved since the first check.

Scores for the parts that matter

Technical health, Easy to explore, Allowed in Google, Speed, Page basics, Links between pages, Quality of your writing, Proof you're real, Visitor trust, Hidden labels for Google, Ready for AI answers, AI assistants can find you and One clear business name.

Weakest first

Cards are sorted with the lowest score first. Open one to see what to fix, page by page, and who does it: “I'll do it”, “Needs your OK” or “Only you can do this”.

No black box

Every card has a “How this number is worked out” panel that lists its parts and how much each one counts, plus how sure Arcline is about the number.

Honest about estimates

When a number is a best guess rather than a measurement, the card says “An estimate”. A score with no data yet shows as “Not measured yet”; it is left out of the overall score instead of counting as zero.

Seen by AI assistants

Once AI answers have been collected (Premium), a further score shows how often AI assistants mention your site. It sits beside the others and is not part of the overall number.

How it works

  1. Open Scores. The overall health score is at the top.
  2. Start with the lowest card and press “What to fix”.
  3. Re-check after you change something: scores only move once your pages have been read again.

Scores measure how well your pages are built for search engines and AI assistants. They are not a ranking and not a promise of traffic.

Speed checks for your pages

Slow pages lose visitors. See how fast yours open.

Arcline times your most important pages and gives a verdict (Fast, Could be faster or Slow) with the numbers behind it. It repeats the check by itself and flags a page that gets noticeably slower.

What you getYou know whether speed is costing you visitors, and which changes matter most.

Google's speed test when available

It uses Google's PageSpeed test for a speed score, how long the main content takes to appear and how much the page jumps around while loading. When that test is not available, Arcline falls back to its own quick check of how fast your server answers, and says so.

What real visitors experience

When Google has data from real visitors, the card shows how long the main content takes, how quickly the page reacts to taps and clicks and how much it moves around.

What would make it faster

A short list of ideas for the page, with the time each could save where that is known.

Other pages and history

See the other pages that were measured and how your speed has changed over time. A line needs at least two measurements.

Warns you about slowdowns

If a page becomes noticeably slower than before, or its layout starts to jump, the change is flagged so you can see it.

How it works

  1. Open Scores and scroll to Speed.
  2. Press “Measure now”. It takes a minute or two.
  3. Open “What would make it faster” and work through the ideas, or pass them to whoever looks after your website.

Speed problems usually live in your theme, images or hosting, so speed fixes arrive as exact manual steps rather than automatic changes.

A to-do list in plain language

What to fix, who does it, and exact steps for the parts only you can do.

Every problem Arcline finds goes into one of three piles: things it can do itself, things waiting for your OK and things only you can do. For the last pile it gives exact steps, grouped by kind of job so thirty pages become a handful of rows.

What you getA short, clear list of jobs instead of a long technical audit.

Three piles, always labelled

Scores marks each item “I'll do it”, “Needs your OK” or “Only you can do this”, and Home and Approvals use the same wording, so you always know whose turn it is.

Grouped by kind of work

Thirty findings become a few rows such as “Use your keywords in 12 page titles” or “Fix 3 speed problems”. Each row opens one panel with the steps written once and the list of pages.

Exact steps, not vague advice

The steps say what to change and where, with suggested wording you can copy and paste, for example for a missing search description or a broken link.

Hand it to whoever builds your site

“Copy text” puts the job, the steps and the page list on your clipboard in one go, ready to send to a developer or an agency.

Technical problems included

Broken links and pages, redirect chains, a sitemap that lists broken or hidden pages, pages not served over HTTPS and similar problems come with the steps to fix them.

It never pretends

When there is no safe automatic fix, such as page speed changes in your theme, Arcline says so and gives the steps instead of guessing.

How it works

  1. Open Approvals and look under “Only you can do these”.
  2. Open a row to read the steps and the pages it covers.
  3. Follow the steps yourself, or press “Copy text” and send them on.
  4. Press “Check my site again” and watch the item disappear.

Some jobs are always manual because they live in your host, your theme or your own content, which no connection lets Arcline edit.

03 · 5 features

Fixes made for you, safely

This is what sets Arcline apart from a report. It can make the fixes, and every step is built so that you stay in charge.

Autopilot: small, safe fixes done for you

It looks at every new scan and quietly fixes the little things.

A report is only useful if somebody acts on it. With the autopilot on, Arcline looks at each new scan, works out which fixes would help most and applies the small, low-risk ones itself, within the access you gave. Anything bigger waits for you. Worried about safety? Read is it safe to let Arcline change my website.

What you getSmall fixes happen without you chasing them, and the bigger decisions stay yours.

Picks what helps most

It ranks possible fixes by how much each would improve your scores, against effort and risk, and skips fixes that would not move anything. It writes down the pros and cons of each decision.

Typical fixes

Page titles, search descriptions, social-media previews, preferred-address links, a single main heading, search markup, links between your own pages and an llms.txt file for AI assistants. Which of these a website allows depends on how it is connected.

Stays inside what you allowed

It acts only if your access level covers that kind of change and only while autopilot is on. “Fix small things” covers titles, descriptions and links; “Publish for me” adds new pages.

Writes new wording from your own pages

Simple rules come first, and an AI model only where rules are not enough. Every draft is checked before it is used, and the Activity page says how each piece of wording was written.

Sends fixes out together

Several fixes can go out in one push, which is one pull request and one build on your host for GitHub websites, so your host is not asked to build over and over.

Calm limits

By default it makes at most 20 changes a day and 6 in one check, and it leaves a page alone for a day after changing it.

How it works

  1. Connect your website and choose “Fix small things” or higher.
  2. Switch autopilot on from Home, the side panel or your profile.
  3. Arcline checks on its schedule, fixes what is safe and puts anything bigger on Approvals.
  4. Read what it did on Activity, and undo anything you do not like.

Premium. The Free plan has no autopilot, only fixes you approve one by one (up to 10 a month). Automatic fixes work through GitHub (HTML websites and Next.js websites), WordPress and Ghost, and each connection can edit different things. Everything else stays manual, with exact steps.

Approvals: you say yes or no

Anything bigger or riskier waits for you, with a before and after.

Arcline never hides a decision in a settings page. Whatever it is not allowed to do on its own, or should not, lands on the Approvals page. You see the page, what it says now and what it would say, and you tap Approve or Not now.

What you getYou make the calls that matter and skip the ones that do not.

Before and after

Each approval opens a panel that shows the page, the current text and the proposed text one above the other, with a short reason when it can be put in plain words.

Write it your own way

Sometimes Arcline cannot draft trustworthy wording from the page. Then it asks you to type what it should say, in your own words, up to 600 characters.

Approve all the safe ones

When two or more safe fixes are waiting, one button approves them all and sends them out together. Sensitive changes and anything Arcline has reason to doubt are left for you to decide one by one.

An extra “I understand” for sensitive changes

Changes that affect how search engines treat a page, such as the preferred address, hiding a page from Google or the robots.txt file, need a tick in a box before they can be approved.

New pages and articles are read first

A new FAQ page, a landing page or an article is shown for you to read before anything goes live. Long drafts open with a “Read it first” section.

Not now means not again

Press “Not now” and Arcline will not suggest that same change again. A change you undo is treated the same way.

How it works

  1. Open Approvals. A badge on the menu shows how many things are waiting.
  2. Press “Review” on a row.
  3. Read the before and after, then press Approve or Not now.
  4. Watch it go out under “Working on it right now”.

On the Free plan the fixes Arcline prepares wait here for your OK, and up to 10 a month are applied to your website. Premium has no monthly limit. On Premium, pressing “Allow it” on a group of ready fixes also raises your access level to the one those fixes need, and you can lower it again in your profile.

Five levels of access, one pause switch

You decide exactly how much Arcline may do, and you can stop everything in one click.

Access is a plain choice, not a permissions maze. From “Look only” to “Full care”, each level says in one sentence what it allows, and a sixth choice, “No access”, switches everything off. A separate switch pauses all automatic work for your account.

What you getYou are never surprised by what Arcline did.

Look only

Arcline reads your website and tells you what to improve. It changes nothing.

Ask me first

Arcline prepares fixes and waits for your OK before anything goes live.

Fix small things

It fixes small, safe things itself, such as titles, descriptions and links, and always double-checks them.

Publish for me

Everything above, and it can also add and publish new pages.

Full care

It can also change sensitive settings, but it still asks you first, every time, and you tick “I understand”.

No access, and the pause switch

“No access” stops all looking and changing for that website and turns its automatic checks off. “Pause everything for my account” stops automatic work on every website at once.

How it works

  1. Choose a level during setup.
  2. Change it any time in your profile under “How much may I do?”.
  3. Use the autopilot switch to pause or resume one website, or the account switch to pause them all.

Free covers “Look only” and “Ask me first”; the autopilot levels (“Fix small things”, “Publish for me” and “Full care”) are part of Premium. At no level does Arcline touch prices, stock, checkout, orders, customers or payments.

Every change is checked live and undone if it fails

No change counts as done until it shows up on your real website.

After Arcline makes a change, it waits for your website to publish it and then looks at the live page. If the new wording is not there, or anything else on the page changed, it puts everything back the way it was. Nothing is left half-done.

What you getA bad change is reverted automatically, so it does not stay on your website.

A real check on the live page

It reads the public page and confirms that the new title, description or heading is showing and that the page still loads normally.

Nothing else may change

It compares the page before and after. An unexpected change to the title, description, preferred address, main heading, indexing, text, links or search markup fails the check and triggers an automatic undo.

Automatic undo

A failed change is reverted, and the revert is checked too. If someone else edited the page in the meantime, Arcline does not overwrite those edits: it says honestly that it could not confirm the change or safely undo it, and checks again at the next scan.

One-click undo for you

On Activity, every change that can be put back has an “Undo” button. Arcline puts the page back the way it was and will not try that change again.

Patient with slow hosts

A slow build is not treated as a failure. Arcline waits for your host, and if the host never publishes the last change, it holds new changes back instead of piling them on a stuck build.

A record of every change

Each change keeps a note of why it was made, how, where and what was checked afterwards, written in plain sentences.

How it works

  1. Arcline makes the change, or sends it to your website.
  2. It waits for your host to publish it and checks the live page.
  3. If it passes, the change shows as Done. If not, it is undone and shown as “Put back”.

For GitHub websites a change needs your branch to allow the merge. If branch protection blocks it, the pull request stays open for you to review and Arcline never bypasses your protections. A new page created in WordPress or Ghost starts as a draft and is not removed automatically.

It never repeats itself or fights itself

Settle time, back-off and a hard stop, so it cannot loop on your website.

Automation that keeps rewriting the same title is worse than none. Arcline keeps a memory of what it did to each page and each part of it, and follows strict rules about when it may touch that place again.

What you getPredictable automation: no loops, no flip-flopping and no pile-ups.

A week to settle

After a change goes live, that place on that page (for example the title) is left alone for 7 days. A page that is really broken is the exception, and so is a change you approved yourself.

Back-off after a failed try

If a try is undone or fails, Arcline rests for 1 day and, after a second failure in a row, for 3 days before trying a different way.

Three tries, then it hands over

After 3 failed tries in a row on the same place it stops, tells you in plain words what happened and never retries it automatically. The job moves to your to-do list.

Never the same wording twice

New wording has to differ from everything recently written to that place, so two findings cannot flip a title back and forth.

No pile-ups

Two changes to the same place are never sent together, and nothing is stacked on a change that is still being confirmed.

A different approach each time

For each problem it tries simple rules first, then an AI draft, then a second AI draft told what failed. After the third approach it stops and asks you.

How it works

  1. You do nothing: these rules are built in.
  2. Changes that are held back appear under “Coming up”, with the date they will be looked at again.
  3. If Arcline stops on something, the reason appears in your to-do list.

Part of the autopilot, so Premium. The limits are defaults chosen to suit most small websites.

04 · 4 features

Be found by Google and by AI

Rankings are one side of the story. People now ask AI assistants too, so Arcline looks at both.

Keyword ideas and this week's keywords

What people search for around your website, and where your pages stand.

Every week Arcline looks up what people search for around your website, starting from what your pages are about. It shows a short list, says which keywords your pages already cover and which need a change, and keeps the history.

What you getYour pages use the words your customers actually type.

This week's keywords

A short list of searches, each with a clear state: Done, Coming up, Only you can do this, New page, Later or Covered. Open one to see the three places that matter on the page: title, search description and main heading. The Free plan shows the top 3 of the week; Premium shows the whole list.

Ideas for new or better pages

Topics with no page yet, easy wins on pages that nearly cover a search, pages that compete for the same search and topics your competitors cover.

Real suggestions, not invented numbers

Ideas start from what search engines suggest as people type. “Interest” is a best guess and never an exact count of searches.

Trending only if it fits

Rising and trending searches appear only when they clearly match what your website is about, so for many websites there are few or none.

Update my pages

One button asks Arcline to work this week's keywords into your titles, descriptions and headings, within the access you gave. What it cannot edit comes with wording you can copy.

Add your own, and re-check

Suggest topics yourself, or edit a page and press “Re-check my site”: a keyword you fixed by hand turns to Done.

How it works

  1. Open Keywords and press “Research now” the first time. It also runs every week.
  2. Open a keyword to see what is done and what is left.
  3. Press “Update my pages”, or copy the wording for the parts only you can change.

Keyword ideas are on every plan. “Update my pages” changes your website, so it needs an access level that allows changes. Interest is an estimate, never a search volume.

Can people actually find you?

A reality check against real search results, not just a health score.

A healthy website can still be invisible. Arcline takes the searches your customers would type, reads the real search results and tells you whether you are on page 1, who shows up instead and which “best of” lists mention you.

What you getA clear answer to “do my customers find me?”, with the competition in view.

Searches your customers use

Arcline works out a set of searches from your website, and you can add your own, like a product plus your town.

Page 1 or not

Each search shows “Page 1” with your position, or “Not on page 1”, and names the page of yours that is closest.

Who shows up instead

Open a search to see the sites that rank, what kind they are (business, directory, discussion site or article) and what the top pages talk about.

“Best of” lists

It checks whether the “best of” lists in the results mention you, and tells you how many do.

A plain verdict

The summary says “Most customers can find you”, “Some customers can find you” or “Few customers can find you yet”, with how many searches put you on page 1.

Drafts for the gaps

For the strongest searches where you have no page, Arcline can write a draft page and put it on Approvals. It only goes live when you say OK.

How it works

  1. Open Keywords, then “Can people find you?”.
  2. Press “Check now”. It takes a minute or two.
  3. Open a search to see who ranks, and add the searches you care about.

Premium. It uses free, non-personalised search results, so a position is a good estimate and not an exact number. A drafted page can only be added automatically to a Next.js website connected through GitHub; other websites get the content and the steps.

AI-answer visibility

Do AI assistants mention you when customers ask?

More people ask an AI assistant instead of searching. Arcline puts the questions your customers might ask to AI assistants, stores every answer and shows how often you are mentioned or linked. It never claims visibility without an answer to show for it. Background: what AI visibility is and how AI assistants choose sources.

What you getYou see whether AI assistants know you exist, and what stands in the way.

Questions customers might ask

Arcline builds a list from your business: questions about you, “best” searches for your topics, comparisons with competitors you add, real customer questions and, for local businesses, near-me searches. Premium tracks up to 25 questions per website, and you can add your own.

Real answers, stored

Each answer is kept with the assistant that gave it, the date and the sources it cited, so you can read exactly what was said.

Mentioned, linked or neither

Every question shows “Mentions you”, “Doesn't mention you” or “Couldn't answer”, and whether the answer links to your website.

Only live web answers count

An answer from an AI's memory alone does not show what people see in AI search today, so Arcline does not count it as visibility.

Can they read your website?

A check fetches your key pages the way the crawlers of ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google and Bing do and tells you which are turned away: by your host's bot protection, by a robots.txt rule or because the text only appears after scripts run. It takes about 20 seconds.

Alerts when it slips

If an assistant stops citing your site for a question, or mentions you far less than the week before, it shows up as a change noticed on Home and Activity.

How it works

  1. Open Visitors, then “AI assistants”.
  2. Press “Check now” to see whether AI crawlers can read your website.
  3. Press “Ask them now” to put the questions to the assistants, then open a question to read the answers.

Premium tracks 25 questions per website every week, with history, and includes 150 AI checks a month (40 more for each extra website). Free gives one snapshot of 5 checks, once for each website address. AI answers change from day to day, so the numbers are a guide and not an exact count, and nothing can guarantee that an assistant will recommend you. The can-they-read-it check is on every plan; asking the assistants depends on the AI search services Arcline has connected at the time.

A website AI assistants can read and quote

Helper files, search markup and question pages that answer engines look for.

AI assistants quote what they can read and understand. Arcline checks the things that decide that, and fixes the ones it safely can: a helper file, labels that describe your pages and clear answers to common questions.

What you getYour website is easy for AI assistants to read, understand and quote.

llms.txt for AI assistants

A short summary of your site and its best pages, in the llms.txt convention. Arcline writes it from your own pages. Not every AI system reads it, and Arcline says so. For the evidence, read does llms.txt work.

Crawler access in robots.txt

If your robots.txt blocks the crawlers that answer people's questions (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude), it is flagged as urgent and, where it is safe, a corrected file is prepared. That change always needs your approval.

Hidden labels for machines

FAQ, Article, Organization, WebSite and breadcrumb markup, built only from facts already on the page, so the labels always match what visitors see.

A real FAQ page

If you have none, Arcline can draft one with question headings, short direct answers and matching markup, using only your own site text. Anything that is not in your text, such as a price or a phone number, is left out, and you read it before it goes live.

Direct answers first

It flags pages where a question heading is not followed by a short direct answer, and pages with no question-style sections, with exact steps to fix them.

Who wrote it, and when

For articles it flags a missing author or date, and old articles that deserve a refresh, because assistants and readers weigh both.

How it works

  1. Open Scores and look at “Ready for AI answers” and “AI assistants can find you”.
  2. Open a card to see the findings.
  3. Approve the files and pages Arcline proposes, or follow the exact steps.

Every plan shows the findings and the steps, and the can-they-read-it check is on every plan. Adding files and pages automatically is part of the autopilot and works through GitHub only: the FAQ page and landing pages need a Next.js (App Router) website, and markup edits work for HTML and Next.js. Nothing guarantees that an assistant will mention you.

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Content and competitors

Fill the gaps in what your website answers, and keep an eye on who you are up against.

Content studio: briefs, drafts, publishing

Articles about what your customers search for, written from facts and never padded.

Arcline plans articles only for searches people make and your website does not answer yet, then writes them from a brief. You read each one, add the facts only you know and decide when it goes live.

What you getNew, useful pages for the searches you were missing, with you in control of every one.

Planned from real gaps

Ideas come from validated gaps: people search for it, it fits your business and you have no page for it. By default Arcline plans at most 2 new articles a week so you are never flooded, and you can suggest a topic yourself.

A brief first

Every idea has a plan: who it is for, the questions it will answer, an outline, a length range and pages of yours to link to. You see the plan before anything is written.

Written without making things up

Where an article needs a price, a name or a number it was not given, Arcline leaves a yellow blank for you instead of inventing it.

A quality check you can read

Every draft gets a quality score with plain notes on what is good and what to improve: length, readability, structure, a direct answer first, natural wording, original text and backed-up claims. By default only drafts that score 70 or more can be published.

Edit, re-check, take it with you

Edit the text on the page and re-check it. Copy it with its headings to paste into any website editor, or download it as a web page or as simple text.

Draft first, then publish

For WordPress and Ghost, “Save to my website” creates a draft nobody can see. “Publish” asks you to confirm, makes it public and then checks that it really shows up.

How it works

  1. Open Content and press “Write it” on an idea. It takes about a minute and nothing goes on your website.
  2. Read the article and add the facts marked as blanks.
  3. Press “Save to my website” to create a draft, or copy it into your own editor.
  4. Press “Publish” when you are ready.

Premium, with 8 article drafts a month. When the month's drafts are used up, the app says so, and the count starts again next month. Writing depends on Arcline's AI writer being available. Saving drafts straight to your website works with WordPress and Ghost; GitHub websites use copy or download. Nothing guarantees that an article will rank.

Competitor and market watch

See what your competitors cover that you do not.

Add the websites you compete with and Arcline reads a few of their public pages to find topics they cover and you do not. Together with the real search-results check, it shows where you stand in your market.

What you getYou spot the topics your market covers before they cost you visitors.

You name the competitors

Arcline does not search for competitors on its own, so the list holds the ones you know. Add a website and it starts reading it straight away.

Polite reading

It reads only pages anyone can open, respects each website's rules about what may be read and caps how much it reads.

Topics they have and you do not

Gaps appear as ideas marked “They have it”, naming who writes about the topic and that you have no page for it yet.

Status you can follow

Each competitor shows Working, Done with the number of pages read, or “Couldn't read”, and you can remove it at any time.

Feeds your comparisons

The competitors you add also appear in the comparison questions put to AI assistants, so you can see how you are described next to them.

Feeds your content plan

Competitor gaps are one of the things the content studio uses when it plans articles.

How it works

  1. Open Keywords, then “Ideas & competitors”.
  2. Type a competitor's address and add it.
  3. Press “Find new ideas” and open the ideas marked “They have it”.

Premium, with 3 competitors per website. The competitors are the ones you add. Arcline reads their public pages only and cannot see their private data, rankings or traffic.

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Know what is happening

See who visits, what Arcline did and when something on your website changes.

Visitor tracking without cookies

How many people come, where from and which pages they read, plus AI assistants.

Add one line to your website and Arcline counts visitors without cookies. You see visitors per day, where they come from, which pages they read and what devices they use. A second view shows how AI assistants use your website.

What you getYou see who visits, and whether AI assistants are sending people your way.

Three steps, once

Copy one line, paste it into your website's header or custom code box and press “Check my website”. Arcline looks at your home page and confirms it found the line.

Where visitors come from

Search, AI assistants, social media, direct visits and other websites, each shown as a simple bar, for the last 7 or 30 days.

Pages and devices

The pages people look at most, the searches that seem to bring them and whether they use a phone, a computer or a tablet.

Private by design

No cookies are set and IP addresses are never stored. Visitors are counted with an anonymous hash that changes every day, so someone who comes back on another day counts again. Visitors who send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control are not counted.

Honest about search words

Search engines do not say what people typed, so the words shown beside your pages are best guesses from the page, and the screen says so.

AI assistants and bots

A second view shows when an AI assistant fetched your page to answer a question, which AI search and AI training crawlers visited and how many people AI assistants sent to you. Crawlers do not run scripts, so this needs a small server snippet, an uploaded access log or a Cloudflare connection.

How it works

  1. Open Visitors.
  2. Copy the line, paste it into your header code box and save.
  3. Press “Check my website”. Visits appear within a few minutes.

Basic visitor tracking is on every plan; the AI-assistant and bot view is part of Premium. The one-line tracker counts people and cannot see crawlers.

Activity log, coming-up list and change alerts

Everything Arcline did, noticed and plans to do, day by day.

No black box. The Activity page lists every fix, every change that was undone, every scan and every change Arcline noticed, in plain sentences with a few graphs. A “Coming up” list says what is next and when, so nothing is forgotten or done twice.

What you getYou can always answer the question “what did it do to my website?”.

A day-by-day timeline

Filter by Fixes, Noticed or Checks. Each fix says what changed, whether it was done on its own or after your OK, and opens a short note on why, how and what was checked.

One-click undo

Any change that can be put back has an “Undo” button with a confirmation, and you can see the pull request on GitHub for websites connected that way.

Coming up

What is planned next and when it will be looked at again, including changes held back on purpose, such as a page that is still settling.

Things it noticed

Pages that stop loading, pages hidden from Google, a robots.txt that blocks your whole site, changed titles, headings or preferred addresses, removed search markup, content that shrinks, new pages and a sitemap that changes.

Urgent first, no false alarms

Serious alerts are marked Urgent or Important. Changes Arcline made itself are recognised, so they do not raise alarms.

Graphs that mean something

Fixes per day by kind of work, your health score over time and the number of changes noticed, for the last 7 or 30 days.

How it works

  1. Open Activity, or look at the cards on Home.
  2. Filter the timeline, open a fix and read why it was made.
  3. Press “Undo” on anything you do not like.

The activity log is on every plan; change alerts are part of Premium. Alerts appear inside the app, on Home and Activity. Arcline does not send alert e-mails.

New to the terms? Look them up in the glossary or read the questions people ask.

See it on your own website.

It is free to start, and you decide how much Arcline may do.

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