Evidence before claims
Public messaging should describe what the product does now, and provider-dependent features should say so plainly.
The problem
An uptime failure can explain a traffic drop. A search opportunity can become a content brief. A strong post can become a paid campaign. Those decisions belong to one operating story, even when the source data arrives from different providers.
FeedSyncer keeps that story organized by website and team. It does not replace every specialist platform. It creates the shared view that helps those platforms lead to coordinated action.
Collect website health, search, traffic, content, and campaign signals.
Turn those signals into an ordered Action Center for each team.
Move into the relevant audit, integration, content, or promotion workflow.
Bring available outcomes back into reporting and the next decision.
Product principles
The public beta is a way to test these principles against real work. Product scope, limits, and provider availability are described openly as they change.
Public messaging should describe what the product does now, and provider-dependent features should say so plainly.
A dashboard earns its place when it helps a team decide what to do next, not when it collects the most charts.
Monitoring, search, content, analytics, and promotion data remain organized around the website they serve.
Automation should remove repetition while preserving human control over publishing, campaigns, and consequential actions.
People can register and use the current product within published limits. Billing remains disabled while reliability, provider access, and packaging are validated.
Monitoring, SEO audits, analytics, content workflows, publishing, promotions, Action Center, and reports.
3 websites per team and 3 teams per user in the current beta configuration.
Some Google and social workflows depend on provider availability and the permissions of the connected account.
Customer counts, funding, team profiles, SLAs, and company milestones are not published without verified evidence.