Leafpad

Leafpad is an SEO tool built to refresh the content you already published. It connects to Google Search Console, finds pages that lost at least 20% of their clicks over 90 days and proposes a rewrite of the weak sections, without changing the URL. It's meant for sites with roughly 50 pages or more and real search history; below that, the company itself says a general chat model will do a better job.

What each refresh changes

It doesn't just bump the date. Each proposal can fix outdated facts (including prices or plans you no longer sell), fill missing sections, answer queries the page ranks for but doesn't cover well, improve internal linking and rewrite the title and meta description. You see the full diff before anything goes live, and every change can be rolled back. Pages that are still holding their traffic are left alone.

Publishing and integrations

It works with WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Webflow, Framer and Medium, and with sites built in Lovable, Bolt or Replit. There's also an MCP server: write in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and publish to your domain with one command. The Compound plan adds content-gap finding; the Content Calendar add-on plans and publishes 15 new posts a month.

How results are measured

After each published refresh, Leafpad compares the 7- and 28-day windows before and after in Search Console, skipping the noisy week around publish day. It only calls a result when each window has at least 200 clicks. It fits blogs, guides, landing pages and docs at companies that already have a content archive and don't want to keep an agency retainer just to keep it current.