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Three tools we actually use

No signup, no email, nothing stored. Two of them query the live web the moment you press the button; the third never leaves your browser.

Tool 01

Title and meta description preview

Google truncates by pixel width, not by character count — which is why “keep it under 60 characters” is wrong roughly a third of the time. This measures the real thing with the browser's own text metrics, at the widths Google actually cuts at.

Pulls the current title, description and canonical so you can edit what is published rather than retype it.

    Tool 02

    Schema markup generator

    Fill the fields, copy the JSON-LD, paste it in the head. Nothing is sent anywhere — the generator is a hundred lines of JavaScript running on your machine. The panel on the right reads what a live page already publishes, because the useful question is usually “what is already there” rather than “what should I write”.

    
        
    
          
          
        
    
      
    

      
    
        
        
    
          
          
        
    
        
    Lists every type on the page, flags blocks that will not parse, and checks
          the properties Google requires for each type.
    
        
      
    
    
    
  
    

    



    
  
    
    
    Tool 03
    
    
    hreflang validator
    
    
    Most checkers read the tags on one page and stop. This one fetches up to eight of
      the alternates and confirms each points back — a one-way hreflang is ignored outright, and
      one-way is far and away the commonest way this gets broken.
    

    
    
      
      
    
        
        
      
    
      
    Checks the self-reference, the language and region codes, x-default,
        duplicates, and the return links. Takes a few seconds because it really does fetch them.
    
    
    

    
  
    

    


    
  
    
    
    What is not here
    
    
    No traffic estimate, no authority score, no rank checker
    
    
    Traffic estimates come from clickstream panels that cost six figures to license.
      Domain Rating and Domain Authority are Ahrefs' and Moz's own models over their own crawls; there
      is no free equivalent, only sites that invent one. Live rank checking means querying Google
      automatically, which its terms prohibit and its bot detection blocks.
    
    
    We would rather publish three tools that are correct than nine that guess.
      Search Console gives you rank and impression data free, and it is the real data rather than a
      sample of it.