Find the topics your site has missed.
Compare recurring questions with what people search for and what your site already answers.
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Built for SEO and content teams, Atioko finds recurring questions in public Reddit discussions, checks search demand, and compares them with your existing pages. Use that research to choose topics and draft articles that answer those questions.
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Question found in a public discussion
"What topics has our site missed?"
Suggested article topic
How to find gaps in your content
Example topic research. This question is fictional.
Demand intelligence
Find questions people keep asking, then check how often they search for answers.
Why this article?
See who's asking about a topic and whether people search for it. Check it against the pages you already have.
Compare recurring questions with what people search for and what your site already answers.
Track clicks and observed mentions.
Integrations
We're building connections to your website and the tools you use to track and share content. Join the waitlist to hear when they're ready.
We plan to connect WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, and Next.js through an API or webhooks. Google Search Console is also planned so you can track search performance.
We also plan to support sharing content on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and DEV.to.
These integrations are not available yet.
Pricing
Atioko keeps looking for topics between articles.
Your schedule sets how often it publishes.
Every plan includes the same research tools
1 website · 3× / week
About 12 articles per month
These are monthly prices for one website. Join the waitlist for access. Contact us for pricing if you manage several sites.
For your team
Check what people keep asking and whether they search for it before choosing your next article.
Choose your next topic
These examples show how teams could use Atioko. They are not customer testimonials.
FAQ
Atioko finds recurring questions in public Reddit discussions and checks their search demand. It compares those topics with your existing pages to find an unanswered question worth covering in an article.
Reddit is the initial source for topic research. Review sites, forums, YouTube, and other communities are planned sources as the service expands.
Atioko's publishing controls let your team choose topics, review drafts, or enable automatic publishing. These controls do not establish permission from people whose material you use. Atioko's terms require you to have permission for conversations and content you provide, and to review output for accuracy and rights.
Yes. Choose Suggested mode to select opportunities, Draft Autopilot to review articles before publication, or Full Autopilot to publish automatically.
Atioko reviews your existing pages and the questions they answer. It also checks whether the proposed topic returns similar search results. If your site already covers that search intent, Atioko looks for another topic.
Agencies, SEO teams, content teams, and SaaS businesses that use customer demand to choose what to write. Teams can see the conversations and search data behind a topic, then use that evidence to plan their content.
No. Search engines and AI systems decide which sources to show. Atioko tracks Google performance and the AI mentions it can measure. That data cannot capture every AI response.
No. You can choose two, three, or five articles per week, or publish daily. Atioko keeps looking for topics between articles. Your plan sets how often it publishes a topic that passes the demand checks.
Compare Atioko's monthly plans.