What's new in Stash Clicks
We ship improvements to Stash Clicks every week. Here is everything that has changed, by date and by area of the product, so you can see what is new since you last looked.
Last updated Sep 26, 202641 updates since Mar 2026
- 4 updates
Hide brands for screenshots
One checkbox in the top bar swaps every site name, URL, logo and brand term for a placeholder, so you can share screenshots of your reports without revealing whose data they are.
Colour-coded annotations
Annotations now take their category's colour on charts, lists and menus, so a migration or a site change stands out at a glance.
Add sites to your plan from the Stash page
Every connected site you have not favorited is listed on the Stash page with a star, so you can add it to your plan without leaving the page.
Feature requests, reorganised
Browse open and completed requests in separate tabs, grouped by category if you prefer, and suggest a feature in a simple pop-up form.
- 5 updates
Team performance
See how each team, and each person, moves organic clicks on the sites they manage, scored fairly against the rest of your organisation. Try it first with built-in demo data.
Save any table filter in one click
Filter a Queries or Pages table, or open a ranking band, host or directory, then save it as a filter that narrows every chart and table on the page.
Smarter brand term detection
Auto-detect now starts from your domain name and picks up misspellings, so even a brand-new site gets sensible brand terms straight away.
Complete Brand vs Non-Brand tables
Brand vs Non-Brand tables now list every row, not just the top 500, with sorting, pages and CSV export.
More accurate totals and exports
Totals compare like for like when a filter is on, CSV exports match the table you see, and week labels use the right year around New Year.
- 6 updates
Ranking history beyond 16 months
Stashed sites now keep a weekly record of where their queries and pages rank, so ranking charts reach back past Google's 16-month limit.
Weekly ranking distribution charts
The Queries and Pages tabs open with a week-by-week chart of how many queries or pages rank in each position band, from the top three to 51 and beyond.
Taxonomies in one table
Every taxonomy now sits in one sortable table with its own mini chart. Select up to four to compare them on the main chart.
Open any query on Google
Every query in the Playground and Reports tables links straight to that search on Google, so you can see the results page for yourself.
All Properties loads what matters first
Your stashed and favorite sites now load first, so the top of All Properties fills in straight away.
- 7 updates
Rule-based keyword clusters
A cluster can now be a simple rule, like every query containing both 17 and insurance, so it keeps catching new searches as they appear.
Create many clusters at once
Describe a list, such as the states of the US, and Stash Clicks AI builds a matching cluster for each one in a single step.
Keyword Clusters, redesigned
Clusters is now one page with three tabs, starts from your own Search Console queries, and suggests queries that probably belong in clusters you already have.
Compare clusters over any period
Choose a period to compare each cluster with the one before, sort by any metric, and split a cluster by the pages earning its traffic.
Choose what AI Opportunities reads
Pick the competitors, search intents and keyword themes that matter before running AI Opportunities, so its recommendations focus on your real gaps.
Faster Keyword Clusters
Cluster charts now load a few at a time, so sites with many clusters open without stalling.
Renaming a cluster keeps its history
Renaming a cluster now renames it in place, keeping its charts and stored history, instead of creating a second cluster.
- 5 updates
AI article recommendations
AI Overviews now suggests articles as cards, each with titles, target keywords, the competitor pages Google already cites, a confidence level and what the traffic could be worth.
Clearer AI competitor insights
Step back through twelve months of AI Overview rankings for you and your competitors, with plain-language summaries of what changed.
More ways to compare competitors
Choose which metric the competitor chart compares, plot AI Overview citations over time, and switch country in one click when needed.
Guided setup for new stashed sites
When you start stashing a site that has no brand terms or target countries yet, we offer to detect them so every report works straight away.
Tier changes show everywhere at once
A site you move between tiers now shows its new tier in every report straight away, rather than after a few minutes.
- 4 updates
Indexing: manage every tracked page
A new Tracked pages tab lists every page you track, with its group and history, so you can move, regroup or stop tracking pages in bulk.
Indexing: daily checks and richer views
Every tracked page is now checked daily. Choose the period you view, combine groups, and read each page's crawl history against its Search Console traffic.
Choose which annotations appear
Pick which annotation categories are drawn on the Playground and Reports charts, so each chart shows only the changes you care about.
More accurate period comparisons
Previous period and previous year comparisons stay aligned when recent days are excluded, and brand and filter choices now apply to the 72-hour view.
- 1 update
A clear notice when history cannot load
If your stored history cannot be loaded, you now see a notice instead of charts quietly showing only Google's live data.
- 1 update
Competitor history for URL-prefix sites
Your own site's competitor history now loads for URL-prefix properties as well as domain properties.
- 2 updates
Performance report
Track Core Web Vitals for real Chrome visitors, with about ten months of history from day one and your clicks on the same chart. Stashed sites add daily updates and competitor comparisons.
Browse past months of competitor data
Step back through the last twelve months of competitor data, with clear progress while new months load.
- 1 update
AI Overviews report
See which of your top queries trigger a Google AI Overview, and how your exposure changes week to week.
- 4 updates
A faster app
The app now runs as a single fast application and loads charts only when they are needed, so dashboards open noticeably quicker.
Annotate straight from the chart
Click a date on the main chart to add an annotation, so launches and changes sit right alongside your data.
Precise exports and Monday-start weeks
CSV exports keep CTR and position at full precision, and weekly views start on Monday everywhere.
- 1 update
Keep your data beyond 16 months
Stashed sites merge their stored history with live Search Console data, so your charts reach back past Google's 16-month limit.
See it for yourself
Connect Search Console and your reports are ready in minutes. Start free, then stash your data beyond Google's 16 months whenever you are ready.