Floyi 2.14.0

Page Quality Scorecard, deeper Information Gain, and a brief that shows what to cover, what to add, and where only your data can win

Every draft in Floyi now gets a quality verdict, not just an optimization score. A new Quality tab in the Content Editor scores your page using the quality signals Google's patents describe. We also went deeper on information gain: your briefs now surface the claims every competitor makes and the angles only you can back up, so each draft covers the table stakes and adds something the current top results do not already say.

🎯 Page Quality Scorecard — Content Editor

An AI judge reads your full draft and returns an overall score on the four-bucket scale Google's research describes (Excellent, Good, Average, Poor), broken down into five dimensions with reasoning and evidence you can act on.

• Five quality dimensions — relevance, content quality, information gain (also known as originality), next step or call to action, and trust and authorship. Content sites are judged on a soft next step while commercial sites are judged on a real call to action.
• Evidence you can click — every dimension shows the judge's reasoning with quotes pulled from your draft. Click any quote and the editor jumps straight to that section, so fixing a weak spot takes seconds.
• Automatic baseline, re-analyze on demand — new drafts are scored automatically when generation finishes at no extra cost. After editing, click Re-analyze to score the updated draft.
• No black box — hover the info icons to see the Google research behind each dimension, including why originality and trust carry real weight.

💡 Information Gain — Briefs & Drafts

Ranking today means adding net-new information, not rewriting what already ranks. We went deeper into Google's information gain patents this release and made information gain a bigger part of every brief and draft — from the research pass, to the brief itself, to the Quality tab that checks the draft.

• Net-new angles, found for you — Floyi inventories the facts the current top results already cover, then identifies the angles your page can add that none of them say.
• Grounded in your brand — the angles are grounded in your Brand Foundation (your USP, market position, and values) and your Knowledge Base, so the additions are things only you can credibly say, never invented facts.
• Gaps you can fill — a promising angle nothing can back up is never stated as fact. It becomes a Blocked Opportunity you can complete with your own data (more below).
• Verified in the scorecard — the Quality tab's Information Gain dimension checks which net-new angles actually made it into your draft, and now also shows how much of the page still restates what the ranking pages already cover.

📊 Content Briefs: SERP Consensus Claims (New)

Competitor Content Gaps tell you what to add. SERP Consensus Claims tell you what you cannot skip: the claims that multiple ranking pages independently make. Together they give every brief both halves of the strategy — cover the table stakes, then add what no one else says.

• Consensus, counted — each claim shows how many of the analyzed ranking pages make it, so you can tell genuine table stakes from one competitor's own angle.
• In every brief view and export — the block appears wherever you read a brief, and in the copied and downloaded versions.
• Single-source claims filtered out — a point only one page makes is not consensus, so it is left out. Only claims two or more pages agree on show up.

✨ Content Briefs: Blocked Opportunities (New)

Sometimes the strongest angle is one no competitor covers and nothing in your brand or Knowledge Base can back up — like before-and-after results from your own client work. Floyi will not invent numbers, so instead of dropping the angle it hands it back to you to fill in.

• Add data in one step — each blocked opportunity has an Add data button. Enter your fact or statistic, choose the section it belongs in, and save.
• Written in as you typed it — your data goes into the brief exactly as you entered it, then becomes a grounded net-new target, so the next draft states it and the Quality tab tracks whether it landed.
• The fastest way to add first-hand expertise — the kind of proof both Google and AI search reward, turned into publishable content only you can produce.

🏷️ Content Briefs: Alternate Titles (New)

A title used to be a single best guess. Now every brief drafts several title options from different angles, scores each on how well it fits the search, how accurately it reflects your outline, and how much it stands out from the results already ranking, then puts the strongest one forward. The rest stay available as alternates you can switch to in one click — whether you are editing the brief or editing your article's title and meta description.

• Several strategies, one best pick — each brief drafts an exact-match title, a natural rephrasing, a benefit-led option, one that mirrors the dominant format in the results, and a contrarian angle, then ranks them and puts the strongest forward.
• Phrased the way pages actually rank — title generation studies how the ranking pages and AI answers name the topic, so it uses natural wording that matches the search instead of forcing your exact keyword into an awkward line.
• Pick any option in one click — see every candidate with a one-line reason, and select a different one when you edit the brief or when you edit the article's title and meta description. The brief title and the article title stay independent, so changing one never overwrites the other.
• No repeated title formulas — the generator checks the titles already used on your other pages and avoids reusing the same structure, keeping titles across your site varied.
• A reader benefit, where it fits — for the right search intent, the winning title connects the topic to a concrete benefit drawn from your own outline, never an invented promise.

🛠️ Performance Improvements & Fixes

• New Terms sort options in the Content Optimizer — sort terms by SERP competitor sources or AI sources, with deterministic ordering on ties.
• Various performance improvements and bug fixes across the platform.