LinkJuice

Link building is often treated as a research problem, but much of the real work starts after you already have a list: choosing the next target, retyping the same product details, completing forms, and remembering what happened afterward. We built LinkJuice to bring that execution workflow into one Chrome side panel. You can save reusable site profiles, import backlink targets, fill supported empty fields with rule-based matching and AI assistance, review everything on the actual page, and then record and verify the result. LinkJuice never clicks Next, Publish, or Submit—you remain in control of every submission. We’re building it for SaaS founders, indie makers, and SEO teams who want a more organized and repeatable backlink workflow. We’d love to hear which parts of your current process still feel slow or messy.

honestly, this is an asset worth having. We all know the grind you spend forever backlink hunting and pouring our time into analyzing a site just and realize you're not even sure if it has do-follow links.

Filling supported submission forms while never clicking Next, Publish, or Submit is the constraint that keeps the human in charge. If you want to spend less on AI at work, take a look at pzero.studio

Most of backlink work isn't research — it's retyping the same details into forms and losing track of what was submitted where. A Chrome side panel that keeps profiles, fills fields, and logs outcomes covers that gap. The "never clicks submit" limit is a good call; that's where similar tools get sketchy.

For SEO backlink submit, it's been a long problem for me. Recently I been building it on my own, I was also thinking compare including DR, traffic, backlinks, referring domains, and spam signals about the links I collect, and you have it, that is really nice.