Topic Mojo for WP gathers topic ideas from a seed query, returns search volume and intent classification, then saves the resulting set into WordPress, typically as a custom post type with the topic details stamped on each row as wp_postmeta. The cloud owns the discovery. WordPress owns the artifact.

That artifact is what a planning team can govern, and what a default plugin tab turns into a long list with one report layout. SleekView reads the same wp_posts rows (filtered by the Topic Mojo post type) and the same wp_postmeta keys directly. Title, status and saved-by sit alongside seed query, intent label, search volume and cluster as real columns. Sort by volume, filter to commercial intent only, or pull every idea attached to one cluster, all without leaving WP Admin.

Inline edits go through standard WordPress CRUD, so any Topic Mojo-side hooks listening on save still fire. Bulk-flip a set of ideas to scheduled in one pass once the editorial team has assigned writers.

Topic Mojo for WP is a fast way to surface ideas, and the saved set fills up faster than the built-in tab was designed to summarise. The default list shows one column layout and one filter axis. SleekView reads the same Topic Mojo post type and the same meta and turns the pool into columns a team can sort, filter and edit.

SEO planners stop exporting CSVs to spreadsheets. Editorial leads stop building writer workload reports by hand. Strategy stops guessing about cluster coverage.

The data has been in the database the whole time. SleekView simply lets each role work with it row by row instead of idea by idea.