Track your optimisations from the moment they go live
See what you changed and when. We scan daily for changes to your metadata and on-page elements, then line them up with Google's crawl dates so you can measure the impact of your optimisations.
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Know when a tracked page starts returning a 404
Every crawl checks the real HTTP status of each page you're tracking. If one starts 404ing, redirecting somewhere new, or loses most of its content, you'll see it marked on the chart and get an email the same day it's detected.
Connect once, then it runs itself
No dashboards to babysit - connect once, pick your pages, and let the daily crawl and sync do the rest.
Connect Search Console
Sign in with Google, pick a verified property. We suggest your highest-clicking pages, or paste a list, or import a sitemap.
We crawl on a schedule
Title, meta description, H1, canonical, robots, status, word count and schema, diffed against yesterday's snapshot.
Every change hits your chart
A marker lands on your real clicks and impressions the day it happened - not a separate log you have to cross-reference.
We check when Google actually saw it
We poll the Search Console URL Inspection API for each page's last crawl time, so the chart shows not just when you published a change, but exactly when Googlebot registered it - closing the gap between publishing and indexing.
It shows you the shift. It never shows you why.
A line that moved. No record of what changed on the page, or when - you're left guessing or digging through a CMS history.
The same line, plus the exact on-page change against the exact day it happened. The proof is on the chart, not in a spreadsheet.
For whoever has to explain the dip
Whether that's an in-house SEO reporting to a boss who wants a straight answer, or an agency reporting to a client who wants proof it was the redesign and not their targeting - the chart does the explaining for you.
"[Caught a client's dev team breaking a canonical tag two days before we'd have noticed in Search Console.]"
"[Finally had proof a ranking drop was the client's redesign, not our targeting.]"
"[Replaced the spreadsheet of before/after screenshots we used to keep by hand.]"