Wordstat right inside an AI chat — why open it separately at all

The classic Wordstat workflow means a tab of its own. You switch over, type in a phrase, copy the numbers into a spreadsheet, come back to your work, and a minute later you're back for the next phrase. An AI chat with Wordstat built in removes those hops: you ask about demand in the same window where you're writing titles, descriptions and ad copy. That's the "Wordstat assistant" idea — not a separate service, just Wordstat inside the conversation.

What the assistant can do

Under the hood it's the same Yandex Wordstat, just reachable from the chat. The AI queries it for you whenever you ask for data in plain language:

• Keyword research and search volume. How many times a month a query gets searched, and which phrases show up alongside it.
• Month-by-month trends. How demand shifted over the year — seasonality and trend become visible.
• Breakdown by region. Where a query is more popular — useful for local business and for Avito sellers.

Why this beats a separate tab

• You ask in plain language. "Show me demand for iPhone cases over the last year" — no fields, no buttons.
• Numbers come with an explanation. The AI doesn't just pull search volume — it explains what broad vs. exact match frequency means and flags the "empty" queries.
• The result goes straight to work. Right there, ask it to turn those words into a keyword cluster, a product-card title or campaign phrases — nothing to copy by hand.
• Cleanup happens automatically. The AI strips out duplicates, junk and off-target queries as it goes, instead of a separate pass in a spreadsheet.

Try it yourself — ask about search volume right here:

What's next

If Wordstat is new to you, start with the "How to use Wordstat" guide. If you already have numbers in front of you, learn how to read them in the chapter on search-query statistics. All chapters are in the guide overview.

You can ask about demand and turn queries into copy in one conversation in the Twelver chat — Wordstat and copywriting in one window. First generations are free after you sign up.