Analysis tools — overview

How the 14 tools, the five suites, scores, and the universal result contract fit together.

Last updated 2026-07-01

Five suites, fourteen tools

Every analysis tool lives in one of five suites in the sidebar. Four tools are bespoke (custom experiences): Angle Miner, Conversion Doctor, TestLab Pro, and Workflow Pipeline. The other ten are generic analysis tools that share one consistent interface.

SuiteTools
Marketing IntelligenceAngle Miner, Audience Intelligence, Market Intelligence, Competitor Analyzer, Messaging Analyzer, Content Strategy, Campaign Analyzer
Sales IntelligenceConversion Doctor, Offer Analyzer
Business StrategyStrategy Lab, Growth Analyzer
Operations IntelligenceWorkflow Analyzer
ExtrasTestLab Pro, Workflow Pipeline

The universal result contract

Every generic analysis returns the same structure, so you always know where to look. An Executive Summary leads, followed by these sections as tabs:

  1. Key Findings
  2. Strengths
  3. Weaknesses
  4. Opportunities
  5. Risks
  6. Recommendations
  7. Action Plan
  8. Next Steps

Scored vs strategic

Some tools are scored — they add an Intelligence Grade (0–100) on a radial gauge and a short verdict badge (e.g. Messaging Analyzer, Campaign Analyzer, Offer Analyzer, Strategy Lab, Growth Analyzer, Conversion Doctor, TestLab Pro). Others are strategic — deep analysis without a single number (e.g. Audience Intelligence, Market Intelligence, Competitor Analyzer, Content Strategy, Workflow Analyzer).

The connected ecosystem

Tools compound. When a tool "works with" another, you can attach a saved result as context via "Add context from a prior analysis" — for example, run Audience Intelligence first, then feed it into Messaging Analyzer or Content Strategy. See Chaining analyses.

Token costs

Each run costs tokens (3–6 depending on the tool). See the full token cost table.