Oat reads what people search for before you write.

Search Console shows the questions your site already appears for, and Oat turns them into proposals.

Search ConsolePerformanceNeeds read-only access to a verified property.

A query with impressions and few clicks is a piece you have not written, so Oat proposes it with the query and the numbers.

Oat reads and writes only what is listed here.

Oat reads.

  • Queries and pages with clicks and position
  • Your range against the previous range

Oat writes.

  • Nothing. Oat never submits sitemaps or changes settings.

The permission is narrow and yours to revoke.

Read-only access to one verified property, so nothing changes.

Connecting takes three steps.

  1. Choose Search Console on your Desk.
  2. Sign in with the verifying Google account.
  3. Pick the property matching your site exactly.

The decision stays yours.

Nothing here publishes, so there is no approval step, and a proposal you decline stays declined.

Creators ask this first.

Which property should I pick?
The one matching your site exactly, and a domain property covers every subdomain.

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