It reads the page, works out the services, places and buyers, then plans one main site plus 55 keyword subdomains. Nothing is published — the plan stays on this screen.
Each group gets its own wording later, so the pages don't all read the same.
Their words only. Never their content, quotes or numbers.
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One brief, swirled and spun out fifty-five ways. Each subdomain gets its own point of view, its own reader, its own vocabulary and its own fifty-three design decisions. Sameness across a subdomain network is what gets it read as a doorway farm, so the difference is the safety, not the decoration.
Nothing here is published. These are briefs for pages that do not exist yet.
| # | Written from | To do | For | Looks like | Ends in |
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Sentinel holds the real gates. These are the same sums run here so you can see the numbers before you send anything.
| # | Subdomain | Primary keyword | Audience | Type | State |
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The manifest is your record of what was planned. Keep it with your written plan for undoing it.
Nothing goes public until all four are true. If a page can't be made genuinely useful, drop it — fewer real pages beat more thin ones. Thin, near-identical pages are exactly what gets a site penalised.
This console is a rehearsal. It moves markers on the plan and publishes nothing. In real life you would publish five, submit the sitemap, then watch Search Console for a few days before the next five.
A site penalised or dropped from Google is the worst outcome there is. When in doubt, stop and ask.
Everything is built and reviewed away from the live site. It goes live only after a person signs off.
Learn how a community talks. Never copy their posts, quotes or numbers.
No change to an existing page or DNS record without approval and a checked backup. One record at a time.
Never drive, scrape or log into a client's Fiverr or Upwork account. This work happens off those platforms.
The manifest, the safety check and a written plan for undoing it all exist before anything goes out.
Same app, same one job, three versions of
it: $0.99 / $4.99 / $9.99 a month. Every price is struck through while the
beta runs. Turn up now and it stays free for you after the beta ends.
Version 1 draws the plan, writes the brief and spins the 55. Version 2 lets all of that leave the screen and go to Sentinel. Version 3 adds batch runs, unlimited saved plans and client-ready exports. Model access is managed on the server; this browser never asks for a visitor credential.
All three prices are struck through for the beta. Join now and you stay free after it ends. Same app, same one job — the higher rungs just let you carry the work out of the browser.