Search demand
Reads authorized Google Search Console performance and URL-inspection evidence for selected operator-owned properties to understand queries, landing pages, crawl/index state, search appearance, routing, and change over time.
Search Radar is a private multi-site search intelligence and organic opportunity research system operated by tannerd.net. It combines authorized search, analytics, technical-search, market, experiment, and revenue evidence across operator-owned properties to help its operator find and evaluate organic search opportunities.
Reads authorized Google Search Console performance and URL-inspection evidence for selected operator-owned properties to understand queries, landing pages, crawl/index state, search appearance, routing, and change over time.
Uses authorized analytics and revenue-source telemetry to distinguish visibility from useful visits and measurable economic outcomes.
Uses Search Console Bulk Export and authorized market-research services such as Google Ads Keyword Planner to evaluate adjacent search demand without treating market size as ranking permission.
Tracks protected experiments and retrospective evidence. Search Radar can propose a change for human review, but it does not deploy changes or modify Google Ads campaigns on its own.
Search Radar uses Google OAuth authorization only after the Google account owner grants access. Depending on the selected operator-owned property and connected feature, the system may read Search Console performance and URL inspection data, Google Analytics reporting, AdSense site/reporting data, a user-selected BigQuery dataset, and Google Ads Keyword Planner market data. Revenue providers that are not connected to a supported reporting API remain explicitly unobserved rather than inferred.
The current product is designed around read-only measurement wherever the Google API offers an appropriate read-only scope. The Google Ads integration is used for keyword-planning research; Search Radar does not create, edit, pause, or otherwise manage advertising campaigns.
Authorized Google data is used to provide Search Radar's search-intelligence, measurement, diagnostics, market-research, and retrospective features. It is not sold or used for targeted advertising. Search Radar itself does not train machine-learning models on Google user data.
The operational Search Radar console is private. The public page you are reading exists to accurately identify the application, explain its functionality, and provide its privacy and terms disclosures. Public tannerd.net calculators do not require a Search Radar account.
Search Radar's AI-facing integration is limited to authenticated read/propose workflows. Human review remains the authority for site changes, experiment activation, and deployment.