Quiet, helpful answers.
Plain-English guides for the parts of Phynite that come up most. If you can’t find what you need, email support@phynitesolutions.com and we’ll write it up.
Connect Kit (ConvertKit) to Phynite
Connect Kit and your email numbers show up next to your traffic numbers — open rates, click rates, top broadcasts. One dashboard, both stories.
Connect your WordPress site
Install the plugin, paste in one key, and Phynite can finally read your posts — never your visitors — and verify the work you ship.
Send your plan to ClickUp or Google Calendar
Your deadlines and scheduled tasks, pushed into the tools you already live in — one-way, committed work only, never your other calendars.
Your month, already planned
The calendar fills itself — seasonal deadlines, your plan steps, and the work you shipped — and you can drag any of it anywhere.
Plans, Cooper, and verified changes
A brief tells you what to do. Plans hold the steps, Cooper drafts the words, and the ✓ tells you it actually shipped.
Seasonal windows
Search demand for recipes rises and falls with the seasons — and it's surprisingly punctual. We track it so you can be ranked and ready before the rush — not scrambling during it.
Who's ahead of you (and why that's useful)
Knowing who holds page one — and how strong they really are — turns “why am I not ranking?” into a decision.
Keywords, difficulty, and what “for you” means
Two kinds of demand, one honest difficulty number, and a score that knows your site — here's how to read the keyword list.
Reading a post brief
Every pick opens into a brief — one page that tells you what to do, why, and what happened after you did it.
How Phynite picks what to show you
The radar reads your whole catalog so you don't have to — and a quiet radar is good news, not a glitch.
Your connections
Everything Phynite shows you comes from a handful of connections you control. Here's what each one does — and what to do when one needs attention.
Invite your team and control what they see
Invite a VA, co-author, or Pinterest manager — give them their own login and control exactly which sites and sections they can see. Your numbers, shared on your terms.