The tool has a very clean and modern interface, and overall it seems to have a lot of potential. That said, there are a few limitations that currently make it difficult for me to use effectively.

One issue I encountered is that the quick scan doesn't detect some profiles — even though they are relatively new, they already rank well and even appear in competitor scans. Unfortunately, there’s no option to manually add these profiles via a Google Maps URL, which is something many other tools offer and is quite important for flexibility.

Another limitation is the way ongoing tracking works. It's only possible if all Google profiles are connected, which adds quite a bit of complexity. Other tools are more flexible in this regard. Having to connect each individual account just to keep an eye on the ranking grid is a bit too inconvenient for my workflow.

Also worth mentioning is the ranking grid itself. The marketing screenshots suggest a wide and detailed grid view — but in practice, it’s fairly limited. While it is possible to create a custom grid, even large areas are limited to just 13 data points. These are fixed and can’t be deactivated or customized individually. In our case, for example, a large river runs through the service area, meaning that half the grid points are located in the water and therefore completely irrelevant.

In summary, the tool looks great and clearly has a lot of promise. But as of now, it doesn’t quite meet my practical requirements. I’ll definitely keep an eye on future updates, though — there’s a solid foundation here.