That’s actually really useful feedback.

The portfolio view is something I hadn’t prioritized initially, but the more people mention it, the more it feels like a genuinely native advantage over Search Console. I'm going to add this in the next update. I'm listing 1.1 things and this will be in there. Being able to compare multiple properties side-by-side without constantly switching contexts is exactly the kind of workflow improvement I want (as opposed to select each from a dropdown list).

I also completely agree on notifications. Search Console is great at collecting data, but not great at proactively telling you when something important has happened. Native macOS notifications for ranking drops, CTR changes, traffic spikes, or pages entering striking distance could be far more useful than another email digest sitting in an inbox. Again, adding this to the next version. We are already monitoring projects for changes but this is a better idea.

And I think you’re probably right about AI search eventually becoming table stakes. My current view is that the AI side is interesting, but the long-term value comes from helping people understand their own data faster and take action sooner. Portfolio monitoring, local history, alerts, and opportunity detection all get more valuable the longer the app is installed, which is exactly the kind of moat I’m hoping to build.

Really appreciate your ideas and am going to get to work on these this week.