What changed in Kaiku, month by month.

Crawler visits: who reads your pages, and what comes of it

If your site runs through Cloudflare, Kaiku shows which AI and search engine crawlers read your pages, with what response, and cross-checks these visits with AI citations.

• Diagnostics: blocked or failing crawlers, pages read but never cited, important pages never visited.
• A read-only Cloudflare token is enough; Kaiku keeps the history beyond what Cloudflare retains.

Actions: measure, act, prove

All your actions, wherever they come from, go into a single log. When marked “published”, the targeted measure is frozen; at the next scan it is read again and the action becomes “measured”.

• The action of the week shows at the top of the home page.
• From October 11, “How to fix it”: a step-by-step guide for each action, with the Kaiku tools that do the work.

PivotSEO is now Kaiku

Same platform, same team, same real data, under a name that says what we measure: your brand's echo across Google and AI answers. Your projects, access and pricing stay the same.

• New address, kaiku.ca, with redirects from the old one.
• Self-serve sign-up: an account is created from the site, no invitation needed.

Your citations in Copilot, from Bing

Bing's AI Performance report imports into Kaiku: you see which pages Copilot cites, and the Copilot opportunities to seize.

A period bar to compare every page with the past

Pick a period and compare it with the previous one, with last year or with specific dates, on every screen. All readings are now kept: comparisons get richer over time.

Your impressions in Google's AI answers come into Kaiku

Search Console's generative AI report imports into Kaiku: every import is kept, two dates can be compared, and pages are matched with AI Overviews and cited sources.

Brand monitoring, with proof of identity

You declare the expressions that identify you (legal name, products, spokespeople); Kaiku scans the press and the web every Sunday and separates your coverage from your namesakes'.

A report shared by link, with no account to create

You hand your client a read-only link in the project's colors, with an expiry date, instant revocation and a view counter.

Impact proof: tying each action to the curves that followed

Each action you take becomes a dated marker. Kaiku compares the same measures over equal windows before and after, and waits for the window to end before showing a result.

Reply to your Google reviews without leaving Kaiku

All your reviews are archived and analyzed by theme. You publish, edit or remove a reply on Google after confirming, depending on your role in the project.

Your Google Business Profile tracked through the official API

Google opened the Business Profile API to Kaiku: calls, directions, website clicks and the searches that show your listing are tracked, archived and compared period to period.

App Stores: finding your app's keywords

App Store suggestions, word combinations, an analysis of your listing and competing apps' keywords; missing data is never counted against you.

A missed Sunday scan is caught up

If the automatic scan fails or doesn't run, Kaiku detects it, keeps the cause and runs it again: your weekly tracking doesn't skip a week.

Kaiku on your phone, installable on the home screen

Pages adapt to small screens (scrolling tables, adjusted filters and charts), and the application installs like an app from the browser.

App Stores: your app's visibility

A module tracks your app's listing on the App Store and Google Play: rankings on your keywords, competitors, reviews and a listing audit, across several countries and languages.

Core Web Vitals measured on real visitors

On top of the lab test, Kaiku reads the field measurements Google publishes for your site (CrUX), collected from real Chrome users.

IndexNow: your pages sent to Bing right away

A published or updated page can be submitted right away to Bing's index, the one that also feeds Copilot.

What's said about you on Hacker News and Bluesky

Mentions of your brand on these two public networks are collected at no cost and join your external presence.

Pages that open fast all week

Data collected at the Sunday scan stays ready to use until the next reading: the home page and heavy pages display without waiting for new calls.

SEO drift, SERP clustering and SXO analysis

Kaiku keeps a snapshot of your pages' SEO elements and flags what changed, groups your keywords by Google's actual results, and spots pages whose format doesn't match what Google shows.

An interface fully in French and English

Menus, pages, recommendations and server-written texts exist in both languages; each person picks their own.

Reports that read like a deliverable

The custom report gains new sections, reusable selection templates (monthly report, initial audit) and a layout designed to be handed over as is.

Working on a project as a team

You share a project with colleagues or clients, each with their own role, and everyone's permissions apply across the whole application.

Cannibalization: fixes that keep your content

When two pages compete for the same query, Kaiku suggests a plan that keeps your content: a pillar page, satellite pages and a target query for each, rather than a deletion.

Visits sent by AI assistants, and your Google data archived

Google Analytics isolates visits coming from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and other assistants, page by page. Search Console, GA4 and Bing are archived reading after reading, beyond what each source keeps.

Position tracking that also shows AI summaries

Each tracked keyword keeps its history, intent and difficulty, with a column that flags Google's AI Overview, plus filters, tags and alerts.

Google AI Overviews and AI search volume, measured

You see whether Google shows an AI summary on your keywords, how much search volume runs through AI, and where your brand is mentioned on the web.