Mine Google, DuckDuckGo, and YouTube autocomplete with 19 question patterns × 26 letters. Hundreds of long-tail keywords from a single seed topic. One portable EXE, zero dependencies.
Most SEO keyword tools pull from the same database of known search terms. Everyone in your niche sees the same list. The long-tail phrases that real people actually type — the ones with lower competition and higher intent — go undiscovered because no tool is looking for them.
Tom's Keyword Miner goes directly to the source: the autocomplete suggestions that search engines serve to real users in real time. These suggestions are based on actual search behaviour, updated continuously, and full of variations that static databases never capture.
Enter a topic like "crm software", "background remover", or "meal prep for beginners".
TKM runs 19 question patterns × 26 letters against autocomplete APIs. 494 queries per source, fully automated.
Filter, sort, and copy to clipboard — or export as .txt or .csv. Paste into any SEO tool or content plan.
Google is always on. DuckDuckGo and YouTube are optional. Different sources surface different keywords.
Questions, Comparisons, Commercial, Informational. Toggle individually or by entire category.
Live text search, source filter, pattern filter. Click any column to sort. Drag-select and shift-click to select rows.
Clipboard, .txt (one per line), or .csv with full metadata. Right-click any keyword to open it in Google.
No account. No cloud. No telemetry. Single SQLite file next to the exe. Take it anywhere on a USB drive.
Single portable exe. No .NET, no Java, no installer. Runs from any folder. No admin rights needed.
TKM finds the keywords. Tom's Site Auditor tracks them. Mine keywords in TKM, paste into Site Auditor, enrich with search volume and trend data, then monitor your rankings over time.
They're built as a pair — but TKM works on its own with any tool that accepts keyword lists.
Unzip and run. No installer, no admin rights required, no account.
The default 1-second delay between queries is conservative. You might see occasional empty results if you run many seeds back-to-back — that's a soft rate limit, not a block. Increase the delay in Settings if needed.
Those tools run a single autocomplete pass or query their own databases. TKM runs 19 patterns × 26 letters per seed across up to three sources — far more combinations, running locally with no account or monthly limit.
No. The only network traffic is the autocomplete queries themselves. No analytics, no telemetry, no cloud sync. Your keywords stay in a local SQLite file next to the exe.
Yes. Autocomplete suggestions are publicly available data. Use discovered keywords however you like — content planning, PPC campaigns, competitor analysis, client reports.
You'd need to type 494 queries manually (19 patterns × 26 letters) for a single seed — and that's just Google. TKM automates the entire process across up to three sources, deduplicates results, and gives you filtering, sorting, and export tools.
Desktop utilities that work offline, cost once, and respect your data.