SKWR For Mac

SKWR, pronounced “skewer”, is a streamlined and minimalist OS X application that can easily be described as a keyword cruncher, an expression scrapper, or a keyword analyzer.

In plain words, SKWR makes it as easy as possible for you to find semantically related keywords and expressions regarding a certain topic, as well as to analyze one or more pages to find keywords or phrases.

For example, these sets of features make it ideal for users who need to search competitors’ web pages to find optimized terms or expression. What’s more, the SKWR application also enables you to search the web for a certain topic to find words and expressions.

One of the most useful and noteworthy features is the fact that SKWR provides you with the possibility to find web pages from search engine results and from your list of URLs, text files for analysis or search terms.

And it’s not hard either, as the SKWR app comes with a straightforward and no muss, no fuss interface with a top toolbar that enables you access towards the sources and the option to search for single words and two, three, or four word phrases.

As far as the actual search sources go, SKWR enables you to find keyword or expressions from a list of URLs, from a list of URLs fund in a file, from the contents of a file, or to search using a term of your choosing.

Taking all things into account, while it may not be much to look at, the SKWR does its job without hassle and hesitation. If you are the type of OS X users that often needs to find semantically related keywords from certain files or on given topics then SKWR is the way to go.