Demo
Have a look around before you sign up.
This is the real EightySixOS, running on a full account for a fictional Christchurch plumbing business. Not screenshots, not a video. The same pages a customer uses, with three months of search data behind them.
No signup. No card. Nothing to install.
What you can look at
Every page in the demo is populated. Click anything in the sidebar.
Home, and Ask EightySixOS
The first thing on the page is a question box. Ask what to work on first, or which search is closest to the top three, and you get an answer about this business rather than SEO in general. In the demo the answers are pre-written so it costs nothing to run; in a real account it reads your own data.
My SEO Plan
A short, ranked list of what to do next, each item saying why it matters, what the evidence is, and the steps to do it. Not a 200-line audit. The demo's plan was generated by the real engine from the data you can see everywhere else in the account.
Performance
Clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position from Google Search Console, with visitor numbers from Analytics alongside. Ninety days of it, so the charts show a trend rather than a snapshot.
Rankings
Ten tracked searches with twelve weeks of history, their current positions, and which way each is moving. Plus suggestions: searches this business already appears for without having noticed.
Website Health
A plain-English read on the technical side. What needs attention, what is worth reviewing, what is minor, and what has already been fixed. The demo site scores 95 with three small things outstanding.
Progress
What has been done, what is being watched, and whether it worked. This is the part most SEO tools skip: finishing a task and then measuring whether it changed anything.
What is real, and what isn’t
Real
- Every page, chart and card is the actual product.
- The SEO plan was produced by the real recommendation engine.
- The website check was produced by the real crawler's evaluator.
- Rankings, Search Console and Analytics all read from one consistent set of numbers.
Not real
- The business. Pine & Pipe Plumbing does not exist, and neither does its website.
- The data is invented, though it is shaped like a real small business rather than a perfect one.
- Ask uses pre-written answers, so the demo costs nothing to run.
The demo is read-only. You can open anything, but nothing can be changed, so buttons that would edit the account tell you so rather than doing it. Everything else works exactly as it does in a real account.
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