Coming Soon: The Next Generation of Open-Source SEO Automation
Pipulate is returning—revitalized and reimagined to empower SEO professionals with cutting-edge tools built on open-source technology. We’re excited to introduce a new version of Pipulate that leverages JupyterLab and Nix to provide a seamless, consistent environment for all users.
Unlock Powerful SEO Insights on Your Own Terms
- Run Anywhere: With Nix, Pipulate ensures that the software runs the same way on everyone’s machine, eliminating the “it works on my machine” problem.
- Full Control: Avoid cloud hosting issues and limitations of platforms like Google Colab. Keep your data local, persistent, and secure.
- Cost-Effective: As free and open-source software, Pipulate eliminates subscription fees, giving you powerful SEO automation without the cost.
Innovative Features Coming Your Way
- Interactive Crawling with Local LLM: Utilize a local Ollama LLM to monitor and interact with your site crawl in real-time, respecting your robots.txt and XML sitemaps.
- Integrate GSC Data: Seamlessly layer in Google Search Console data when available for deeper insights.
- Real-Time Link Graph Visualization: Watch as Pipulate builds a dynamic visualization of your site’s link graph during the crawl.
Why Pipulate?
In a landscape where SEO tools are either costly or limited, Pipulate offers a robust alternative that you can run yourself. No more worrying about disappearing Colab files or IP restrictions. With Pipulate, you have complete control over your SEO automation process.
Prepare Your Environment
To make the most out of Pipulate upon launch, we recommend installing Nix on your Windows or macOS system ahead of time. Nix ensures that the software runs consistently across all machines, providing a reliable and reproducible environment. This preparation will allow you to dive straight into using Pipulate as soon as it’s available.
Run JupyterLab From Nix
Pipulate will be Python code in Jupyter Notebooks running in JupyterLab. You can go ahead and test the code execution environment by cloning the pipulate repository from Github and following the instructions on the README.
Stay Tuned!
We’re working hard to bring Pipulate back better than ever. In the meanwhile, go ahead and install Nix on your Mac or Windows system.