
App
Gap Finder
Finds this period's new openings — keyword, content, competitor and AI-search gaps you can still win.
How it works
- Search·looks up the latest on the web
- Read·reads the pages that matter
- AI·writing it up · today's best AI
- Delivered·chat · email · dashboard
It asks you 5 things.
In chat, one at a time. Tap an option or type a few words.
1What is your website?
yourbusiness.com
2What kind of openings matter most?
keywordcontentcompetitorAI-search (GEO)all3Any competitors to watch? (optional)
competitor1.com, competitor2.com
4How often?
WeeklyMonthly5Where should it go?
ChatEmailDashboard
Who it's for
Solo SaaS founder
See the keywords you can still rank for this month, before your competitors spot them.
Small-team content marketer
Get a short list of gaps to write about next, so the calendar fills itself.
Agency owner
Show a client the openings their rivals left wide open, in one run instead of a week of digging.
Questions
Good to know.
You get this period's new openings in one run: keyword gaps, content gaps, competitor gaps, and AI-search gaps you can still win. Each one comes with enough context to act on it the same day. Run it at the start of a month or a sprint and you'll know where to point your effort.
Gap Finder skips the dashboards and hands you a focused list of openings you can win right now. Those tools give you everything and leave the digging to you; this gives you the answer. And there's no monthly seat to keep paying for.
About $1.50 a run, and you only pay when you use it. No subscription, no seat fee, nothing to cancel. You see the price before every run, so there's never a surprise charge.
Every gap comes from live search and competitor data, and each one shows you where it came from so you can check it yourself. all41 doesn't invent scores or pad the list. If an opening isn't real, it doesn't make the cut.
An AI-search gap is a question people ask AI answer engines where your competitors show up and you don't. Gap Finder flags those so you can create the content that gets you cited. It's one of the four gap types you get in every run.
Run it once at the start of each month or campaign, since that's when new openings appear and old ones close. Because you pay per run, twelve runs a year still cost less than a single month of a subscription tool.