Check any page’s SEO. Without leaving it.

In the popup.

Three states, exactly as the extension draws them.

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  A useful first look

  The signals on the page in front of you, and the one worth a closer look.

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  Go beyond one page

  From page signals to crawl access, links and sitemaps, with one free site check.

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  Clear limits, a way forward

  On pages Chrome protects, a plain explanation and a path to your own site.

Ten signals, read where you are.

The same markup a crawler reads, checked the moment you open the popup. It points out the two that matter most for that page instead of flagging every small variation.

1. Page titlePresent, specific, and not a generic placeholder.
2. Meta descriptionWhat your search snippet is likely to say.
3. Canonical URLWhich address the page asks search engines to index.
4. Robots metaWhether a noindex or nofollow is switched on.
5. H1 headingsOne clear main heading, not zero or five.
6. Hreflang linksLanguage and region alternates, if any.
7. Structured dataWhich JSON-LD types the page declares.
8. Open Graph tagsHow the link looks when it is shared.
9. Images without alt textImages that say nothing to a crawler.
10. HTML languageThe language the document declares.

From one page to the whole site.

The popup covers what one tab can see. The site check covers what it cannot.

1. Open any page

   A product page, a blog post, a competitor. Click the Shipwork icon in the toolbar.

2. Read the two signals

   Each one says what is wrong and what to change, with a title suggestion taken from your own heading when it helps.

3. Run the free site check

   Crawl access, sitemaps, internal links, canonicals and orphan pages. The full report opens on shipwork.io.

What stays, and what goes.

Questions