Your SEO Dashboard

Your SEO Dashboard is a private dashboard for your research. Everything your agent looks up saves to your account and shows up here on its own. You can also run research right in the dashboard. It uses the same credits and saves to the same place. Keep researching in chat, then open the dashboard to review the evidence, save the opportunities worth keeping, or run the next lookup yourself. For a tour with pictures, see the SEO Dashboard page.

Signing in

Go to seo.contextbolt.app/login and enter the email on your ContextBolt SEO account. We email you an 8-character code that works for 10 minutes. Type it in and your dashboard opens.

Only the email on your account can sign in. There are no teammate logins and no share link, so the dashboard is yours alone.

You can also ask your agent, “Where is my dashboard?” It uses the free get_board_link tool and gives you the address. Your welcome email links there too. Older dashboard links still work. They open the sign-in page first, then your dashboard.

Staying signed in

Once you are in, you stay signed in on that device for 30 days. After that, or on another device, sign in again with a fresh code.

To sign out, use Sign out next to your email in the sidebar. That ends the session on that device.

What is on it

• SEO overview: your connected Search Console performance, charts and search queries. Switch between the sites on your Search Console account with the Website menu. Choose a date range and optionally compare it with the previous period. Query details follow that selected period.
• AI visibility: your saved reports, brand mentions, citations and checked questions. Switch websites and report topics using the selectors. Each section explains its scope. Brand comparisons and saved answers keep their report scope when chart dates change.
• Research library: your saved keywords, search research, audits, links and AI research. Filter by type, saved date and website, or search and sort the results. Keywords without a recorded website remain available through the unlinked filter.
• Opportunities: the findings and answers you choose to bookmark. Open one to see the evidence and prepare a task for your agent.
• Research pages: Keywords, Competitors, Backlinks, Site audits and AI brand lookup, where you run new research yourself.

Open a research item for its saved figures, findings and date. Audit details show the checked pages and recorded issues. Older imported research may contain less detail than new results.

Running research from the dashboard

Your agent can still run every lookup below. When you would rather type a keyword or a website into a box, they run from the dashboard too.

• Keywords: keyword ideas, keyword difficulty and the Google results for a keyword.
• Competitors: a website’s traffic overview, its top keywords and its organic competitors.
• Backlinks: a backlink overview, referring domains and, once your Search Console is connected, the link gap between a competitor and your site.
• Site audits: 1 credit for each page checked, charged only for pages that load.
• AI brand lookup: 8 credits to see how AI answers mention a brand, plus 8 more to compare its share of voice against competitors.

Each lookup shows its credit price before it runs. It costs what the same lookup costs from your agent, comes out of the same credits, and saves to the same research library, so your agent can pick it up later.

Saved keyword lists

Group keywords into named lists, filter the Keywords page by list, and export them as a CSV. Lists are free and use no credits.

Research and history

Your account keeps new research results and dated history. Your agent can use list_research, get_research and research_history to recall them without a fresh lookup. A small green dot highlights new research during a visit. Saved dates remain visible afterward.

Automatic local findings folders are no longer needed. Existing local files are not deleted. If you have old research that only exists on your device, ask your agent to import it once. Previously discarded results cannot be reconstructed.

Your agent’s focus

Your agent can still use curate_board to set a focus and feature relevant findings. You can also save opportunities from the dashboard or ask your agent to bookmark a result. These choices are saved to your account.

Search Console and updates

Connecting Search Console is optional, free and read-only. It supplies the SEO overview’s performance figures and queries. Without a connection, your saved research remains available and the overview shows a Connect Search Console button.

The Website menu picks which site the overview shows. It is the same setting your agent uses, so switching in either place switches both. Its last option, Use another Google account…, connects a different Google account in place of the current one.

AI visibility reports show the research already saved. The Update button displays the credit estimate and prepares a task for your agent. Your agent runs the research. Opening the dashboard or copying an update task does not spend credits.

One dashboard per account

One account has one dashboard, which can hold research about several websites. The SEO overview’s Website menu switches between your Search Console sites, the research library filters by website, and the AI visibility selectors switch between saved websites and topics. It is one private view for the account holder, not a separate view per client.

The dashboard is included on every plan and during the trial. Browsing it, reading saved research and bookmarking findings cost no credits. Research you run, from the dashboard or from your agent, costs its normal credits.

If you cannot sign in

No code? Check your spam folder, and check you used the email on your ContextBolt SEO account. Codes work for 10 minutes, so ask for a new one if yours has run out. If you still cannot get in, check that the subscription still has access, or email hello@contextbolt.com.