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Tedrix is a Swedish AI-powered SEO tool that monitors Google Search Console data, detects pages losing traffic, and drafts on-brand rewrite suggestions for approval or autopilot publishing.

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Tedrix is a Swedish software brand offering an AI-driven SEO monitoring and content-rewriting service. According to its official website, the tool connects to Google Search Console, watches a site's pages in Google, and alerts the user when a page begins to lose visitors. Rather than leaving the user to dig through analytics, Tedrix produces a ready-made rewrite proposal delivered by email, written in the site's own tone of voice. The user can choose to approve each change manually or run the service in full autopilot, with every automated change reported and reversible via an undo button. The product is positioned around the shift to AI-generated answers in search. Tedrix argues that customers increasingly ask ChatGPT and Google's AI what to buy and whom to trust, and that the answer depends on whether a site's pages are built to be cited. The service therefore focuses on pages that measurably decline, rewriting them so they read like the site itself — with size guides, FAQs and honest comparisons — rather than mass-producing generic content. The company states that only pages that measurably decline are touched, which it presents as a way to stay on the right side of Google's rules against mass-produced content. A distinctive feature described on the site is a 'memory bank' (Minnesbanken): each site gets its own collection of writing rules so that a draft reads as if the site's own writer produced it. When an update works or fails, that lesson feeds back into the bank and shapes the next proposal. Tedrix emphasizes data ownership and privacy: Search Console access is read-only, as little data as possible is stored, customer data is never sold on, and access can be revoked at any time from the user's Google account. There is no binding period and the subscription can be cancelled in any month. The company is transparent about limitations, stating that AI-written text is no guaranteed ranking and that industry figures are labelled as such, with no fabricated customer testimonials on the site. Tedrix is described as a one-person company founded by Teddy in Sweden, who built it after repeatedly seeing the same problem at small firms and agencies alike: someone digs through statistics for declining pages, rewrites them by hand, and hopes it holds as AI answers eat into clicks. The tools that automate this either drown users in options or publish AI filler on their own and get penalized for it. Tedrix aims to do neither: find the declining pages, write a finished proposal that sounds like the site, and leave the final word to the user. The service works with WordPress, Webflow and Shopify, and reads search data from Google Search Console.

History

Tedrix is a Swedish software brand founded by Teddy, described on its website as a one-person company. The founder states that he built Tedrix after repeatedly observing the same problem at small companies with a single website and at agencies with thirty clients: someone digs through statistics to find pages that are declining, rewrites them by hand, and hopes the changes hold as AI-generated answers reduce clicks. Existing tools that automate this process either overwhelm users with options or publish AI filler on their own and get penalized for it. Tedrix was created to avoid both extremes: it identifies declining pages, writes a finished proposal that sounds like the site itself, and leaves the final word to the user. The product is built around integration with Google Search Console, which provides read-only access to a site's search data. Tedrix monitors pages in Google and alerts the user when a page begins to receive fewer visitors. It then delivers a ready-made rewrite proposal by email, written in the site's own tone. Users can choose to approve each change individually or enable full autopilot, in which every change is reported and can be undone. The service works with WordPress, Webflow and Shopify. A central feature is the 'memory bank' (Minnesbanken), a per-site collection of writing rules that makes drafts read as if the site's own writer produced them. Lessons from updates that work or fail feed back into the bank and shape future proposals. The company emphasizes that only pages that measurably decline are touched, which it presents as a way to stay within Google's rules against mass-produced content. It also stresses data ownership: Search Console access is read-only, minimal data is stored, customer data is never sold, and access can be revoked at any time from the user's Google account. There is no binding period, and subscriptions can be cancelled in any month. Tedrix positions itself in the context of the shift to AI answers in search. It argues that customers increasingly ask ChatGPT and Google's AI what to buy and whom to trust, and that whether a site is cited depends on whether its pages are built to be cited. The company is transparent about limitations, stating that AI-written text is no guaranteed ranking, that industry figures are labelled as such, and that there are no fabricated customer testimonials on its site. As of the available evidence, Tedrix operates as a private, active brand with no disclosed parent company or ownership beyond its founder.

  • Tedrix founded by Teddy in Sweden as a one-person company.

  • Launch of AI-powered SEO service that monitors Google Search Console and alerts on declining pages.

  • Introduction of the 'memory bank' feature for per-site writing rules and brand voice.

  • Integration with WordPress, Webflow and Shopify announced on the official site.

Products and positioning

AI-powered SEO that finds declining pages, writes on-brand rewrite proposals, and leaves the final decision to the user, with transparent limitations and data ownership.

  • Tedrix SEO monitoring and rewriting service

    Connects to Google Search Console, monitors pages, alerts on traffic decline, and generates on-brand rewrite proposals for approval or autopilot.

  • Memory bank (Minnesbanken)

    Per-site collection of writing rules that makes drafts sound like the site's own writer and learns from past updates.

  • Free site analysis

    A free analysis of a site's pages, available without an account, no card required.

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