FREE TOOLS

Small tools. Straight answers.

Each tool does one job, needs no sign-up, and links to the lesson that explains the result.

MOST USED

SEO Audit

Check one page for indexing, on-page SEO, links, speed, sharing and AI search, and see what to fix first.

Title length checker

See your title and description the way Google shows them, with a live character count.

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Owlcast

The ranking updates Google has confirmed, with their dates, and an email when the next one starts.

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Robots.txt tester

Paste a robots.txt and a URL to see whether it is blocked, and by which rule.

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Heading outline viewer

See a page's H1 to H3 as an outline and spot skipped levels.

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Open Graph preview

Preview how a link looks when shared on social and chat apps.

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HOW TO USE THEM

One page, one fix, then check again.

01Run the audit on one pageStart with the page that matters most to you: the homepage, a product, or the post you want found.Open the audit
02Fix the first thing it listsProblems come first, each with one sentence on what to do and a link to the term that explains it.Open the glossary
03Check again, then move onRun the same page once more to confirm the fix, then take the next page. The lessons explain the reasons.Read the lessons

What the tools do, and what they do not

Each tool answers one question about one page. The audit fetches a page the way a search engine would and checks twelve things that are either in place or not: whether the page returns 200, whether it is served over HTTPS, whether it has a title, a description, one H1, a canonical tag, and so on.

The title length checker works before you publish. Type a title and a description and it shows them as a search result, with a count and a verdict for each.

None of them measures rankings, traffic or links from other sites, and a clean result is not a promise of any of those. They tell you whether the basics are right, so the time you spend on the page itself is not wasted on something a search engine cannot read properly.

Questions

Are the tools free?

Yes. There is no sign-up and no limit on the title length checker. The audit allows a few checks a minute, which is plenty for working through a site page by page.

Do you keep the pages I check?

No. The audit uses the address to fetch the page and then forgets it. Only totals are kept, such as how many audits ran. An address is stored only if you ask for a share link or an emailed report, and then for 30 days.

The audit could not check my page. Why?

Usually the site blocks automated requests, the page took too long to answer, or the address returned a file instead of a web page. None of those says anything about the page's SEO, so nothing is scored.

Which tool should I start with?

The audit. It looks at the live page and tells you what to fix first. Use the title length checker while you are writing a new title or description, before you publish it.