See every question behind one search.
AI search doesn't answer the keyword you typed. It quietly asks dozens of follow-up questions and builds an answer from pages that cover them. The Fan-Out Map shows you those questions, and which ones your page answers.
The whole topic, on one map.
Built for writers, SEOs and business owners who want to know what a complete answer looks like before they write it.
100+ sub-queries
The keyword fanned out the way AI search engines do it: questions, comparisons, specifics and the angles people forget.
Built from real searches
Hundreds of Google autocomplete searches pulled live and folded in, with branded and navigational searches removed.
Grouped by aspect
Timing, cost, who it's for, how-to, requirements, places. See the shape of the topic at a glance.
Page coverage score
Paste your URL and every sub-query is marked covered, partial or missing, with the section that answers it.
Exactly what to add
New headings placed where they belong, the questions they answer, and the words searchers use that your page never does.
Battle mode
Map a competitor against the same keyword and see what they answer that you don't, aspect by aspect.
Type, map, fill the gaps.
Type a keyword
Any topic or question your customers search. Pick the market you sell in.
Read the map
Every sub-query on one radial map, grouped by aspect, closest to the keyword in the middle.
Check your page
Add a URL to see coverage, a heatmap of your page, and the headings to add. Copy it all as a content brief.
Straight answers.
What is query fan-out?
When you ask Google's AI Mode, AI Overviews, ChatGPT search or Perplexity a question, they split it into many smaller searches behind the scenes, then combine what they find. Pages that answer more of those sub-queries are more likely to be used and cited in the answer.
Where do the sub-queries come from?
Two places: real searches pulled live from Google autocomplete for your keyword and market, and an AI model that fills the angles those searches don't cover. Real searches are marked with bigger dots on the map.
How is coverage judged?
Your page is split into sections by heading, and each sub-query is checked for a clear, direct answer (covered), a vague or partial one (partial), or none (missing). The score counts partial answers as half.
Is it free?
Yes. You can make a few maps an hour without an account; a free account lets you make more.
