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What you can ask for

  • “Capture the brand from acme.com
  • “Analyse my website”
  • “Show me my brand”
  • “Upload our brand guidelines”
  • “Do keyword research for my site”
  • “Who are my competitors?”
  • “How do competitors price?”
  • “Run a technical SEO audit”
  • “Which pages should I improve first?”
  • “Why aren’t we showing up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers?”
  • “Build me a landing page for ⟨topic⟩”
  • “Generate a set of pages for these keywords”
  • “Add a contact form that sends to HubSpot”
  • “Move my blog posts under /blog”
  • “Publish these pages”
  • “Connect acme.com to this workspace”
  • “Submit my sitemap to Google”
  • “How are my pages performing?”
  • “Build me last month’s report”
  • “Show me my leads”
  • “Set up a weekly check-in on my goal”

Psyke asks before anything consequential. Publishing, connecting a domain, taking a page offline and deleting drafts all need explicit confirmation, and Psyke reads back the exact URLs that will change before it acts. Pages are also checked against Psyke’s quality bar — links, images, contrast, tap targets, mobile render — and can’t go live until they pass.

A few things are deliberately people-only. Do these at app.psyke.co:

  • Connecting Google Analytics and Google Search Console
  • Editing the brand profile and curating brand assets
  • Renaming or deleting a workspace
  • Changing member roles and removing uploaded documents