Product · Business Brain
Every tool asks you
to explain yourself again.
Your website builder wants your services. Your email tool wants your tone. Your CRM wants your audience. You describe the same business five times and none of them get better at it. MIKA derives it once, and everything it builds reads from that.
Understand
It reads the business,
not a settings form.
Give MIKA your existing website or describe what you do in a sentence. It derives the services you offer, who they are for, where you work, how customers reach you, and how you sound — then shows you what it understood, so you correct rather than fill in.
- No empty setup
The profile is derived first. You edit what is wrong instead of typing what is obvious.
- Your voice, from your writing
Tone, what to say and what never to say — modelled on your own copy, not a preset.
- One place to change it
Correct a service here and every page, article and form follows.
Observe
What people search for,
next to what you answer.
Knowing your services is half of it. The other half is what people type before they choose one — and which of those questions your site currently leaves unanswered. Put side by side, the gap is the work.
- Demand beside supply
Searches are read against the services you actually offer, not a generic keyword list.
- The unanswered ones surface
Questions your site does not address are the clearest thing to fix.
- Sharper once connected
Search Console makes this your real data instead of an informed estimate.
Illustrative figures. Search volumes become your own once Google Search Console is connected.
Reduce
It doesn’t create everything.
It finds what matters.
Every AI tool promises more output. More pages, more posts, more drafts — and more to review. MIKA does the opposite: it compares what you can genuinely offer against what people are looking for, and proposes the one move worth making. The rest is set aside, visibly, so you can disagree.
- One move at a time
A proposal you can approve, edit or skip — never a queue of drafts to wade through.
- Scored on all three
Demand, fit with your business, and whether there is a clear next action.
- What it set aside is shown
The alternatives stay visible, so the choice is auditable rather than magic.
Find the right service
A clear customer decision point, strong fit with the business, and a direct path to assessment and booking.
What the brain holds
- Reads your existing website, or your description in plain language
- Derives your services, audience, locations, contact facts and positioning
- Learns your voice — tone, what to say, what never to say — from your own writing
- You correct it in one place, and every surface follows