iPhone app
Widgets and Siri
Put your clicks, all your sites and this week's fixes on the Home and Lock Screen, and ask Siri how your site is doing.
On this page
The app comes with three widgets. They show the numbers the app last loaded, so they cost no credits and stay current through background refresh.
| Widget | What it shows | Sizes |
|---|---|---|
| Website clicks | One site's clicks for the last 28 days, with the trend. | Small and medium on the Home Screen; circular, rectangular and inline on the Lock Screen |
| All sites | Every site at a glance, with alerts. | Medium and large |
| Fixes this week | The fixes worth the most clicks right now. | Small and medium |
Add a widget
- 1
Open the widget gallery
Touch and hold an empty area of the Home Screen until the apps jiggle, then tap Edit → Add Widget.
- 2
Find AnotherSEOGuru
Search for AnotherSEOGuru, swipe to the widget and size you want, and tap Add Widget.
- 3
Choose the site
For Website clicks, touch and hold the widget, tap Edit Widget and pick the site. Add one per site if you like.
For the Lock Screen, touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize → Lock Screen, then tap the widget area and choose AnotherSEOGuru.
Siri and Shortcuts
Three shortcuts work with Siri and in the Shortcuts app without any setup:
| Say | What happens |
|---|---|
| "How is my site doing in AnotherSEOGuru?" | Siri reads out the site's clicks for the last 28 days against the 28 before, and the fix worth the most. |
| "Show this week's fixes in AnotherSEOGuru" | Opens the app on this week's fixes. |
| "Ask AnotherSEOGuru" | Opens the assistant. |
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