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Every update to SEO Perception. Updated November 2, 2026.

November 2, 2026

Latest

Improved

  • Blog posts are easier to read: larger body text, and the article fills the column next to the sidebar instead of staying narrower than the hero image.
  • Removed the floating chat bubble from the signed-in app.

Fixed

  • Empty marketing screenshot placeholders no longer appear on the public homepage or MCP integration page; local development still shows labeled slots.
  • Signup URLs with tracking query parameters send noindex and canonical to /signup without changing checkout behavior.
  • The public sitemap no longer lists the cookies policy page.

November 1, 2026

New

  • Dashboard Tools → Reset crawl clears crawled pages except the homepage, keeps Search Console history, and starts crawling from the homepage again (same cooldown as Recrawl site).

Improved

  • Refreshed product screenshots on the homepage, feature pages, MCP setup, documentation, and selected blog posts.

October 30, 2026

Fixed

  • Cursor and other MCP apps can finish connecting with OAuth. A failed token request comes back as a normal OAuth error instead of being blocked as a cross-site form.

October 28, 2026

New

  • Business and Enterprise Search Console history includes Discover and Google News. Those surfaces are page traffic without queries, so they show on the traffic chart and not in query lists.
  • You can remove a page from a site’s Pages list. It stays off the list until the sitemap, Search Console, or another crawled page points at that URL again.

Improved

  • Brand terms saved on a site keep matching queries out of Possibilities that are driven by queries, including cannibalization, queries missing from the page, and low click-through rate. Saving the list refreshes those rows.
  • Signup leads with Continue with Google. Email and password stay available behind “Sign up with email”.
  • The homepage opens on the Possibilities list and three plain proof lines. The sample AI chat follows in the next section.
  • The homepage hero uses a muted brand wash behind the headline. The plan table matches the pricing page, including Monthly and Annual, and the product view sits in a frame a video can replace.
  • Paid plans use one Start 7-day trial button. Signup keeps the plan you picked and shows that plan's price.
  • The homepage offers a free account or a single-page scan if you are not ready for a card. MCP setup starts with OAuth.
  • The homepage MCP card and the MCP docs lead with the 7-day Starter trial, OAuth or a personal token, and optional closing of Possibilities.
  • When several pages get clicks for the same query, “query missing from the page” opens only on the page with the most clicks. The other pages stay on the cannibalization row.

Fixed

  • Crawls of ordinary HTML pages complete from the fetched page again, instead of failing because the server browser was missing.
  • Public pages load in the browser again. Plan prices and trial buttons are visible immediately on the homepage and pricing pages.
  • Annual billing still shows a yearly price when a live yearly amount is not available yet.

October 27, 2026

New

  • Possibilities can point out when indexable pages answer on both www and the bare host, or on both http and https. One row for the site, with a few paths that exist in both places. Login, cart, and file URLs are left alone.

October 26, 2026

New

  • Danish /da/scan and /da/mcp-integration pages with localized copy and working navigation links.
  • Possibilities can point out a sitemap URL that also asks not to be indexed. Login, cart, and similar paths are left alone, and a noindex page that is not in the sitemap stays as it is.
  • Possibilities can point out a page whose JSON-LD scripts could not be read, including when every block on the page fails. A page with no JSON-LD stays on the missing structured data check.
  • Possibilities can point out a hreflang cluster that does not include the page itself, or an alternate that does not link back. Pages without hreflang are left alone.
  • Possibilities can point out a URL that returns HTTP 200 while the title or H1 says the page was not found. The homepage, login and cart paths, and longer articles are left alone.
  • Possibilities can point out an informative image that did not load, an image with no width and height, and an image whose real URL is only in a lazy-load attribute. Icons, decorative images, and utility paths are left alone.
  • Possibilities can point out a Twitter tag that replaces a filled Open Graph title, description, or image with an empty or broken value. A page with no Twitter tags is left alone, because X then uses Open Graph.

Improved

  • Danish homepage, features, and pricing match the English 7-day Starter trial offer and MCP positioning, in native Danish copy.

October 22, 2026

New

  • A blog post on how we use MCP while building seoperception.com, using the stored queries the site already earns.
  • A case study on building Ted Auto with MCP, about which page owns the offer, the private-sale guide, and the next edit.
  • MCP can list your Possibilities to-do list and mark items done or ignored by id, issue type, or URL. Closing needs a separate permission. Tokens you already connected stay read-only until you reconnect or create a new personal token.
  • Possibilities can flag an indexable page that no other crawled page links to. The homepage, noindex URLs, and utility or account paths are skipped.
  • Possibilities and the free public scan can flag a canonical that points at a different URL than the page itself. A trailing slash still counts as the same page.

Improved

  • MCP blog posts now describe OAuth, the 7-day Starter trial, and closing a Possibility from the editor.
  • The MCP building post and the Ted Auto case study use editorial illustrations.
  • The Ted Auto case study talks through the goals and the edits, without a query report.
  • The PDF export guide now leads with how to generate a report, a shorter search snippet, and a link to the checklist of what to include.
  • The free tools page meta description fits in a search snippet.
  • The English and Danish blog indexes point at each other with hreflang.
  • The MCP consent screen shows the SEO Perception mark and the access being granted, without the site navigation.
  • The MCP docs include the OAuth consent screen, showing read access and closing Possibilities.
  • The MCP docs explain how to create a personal access token, including the option to close Possibilities.

Fixed

  • The free page scan and password reset tabs use their own titles instead of the site name.
  • Checks we run no longer lists a missing robots meta tag. A page without that tag is already set to be indexed.
  • Connect in Cursor now asks to read and close Possibilities together. Allow both on the consent screen. A connection that only requested read access stays read-only.

October 21, 2026

Improved

  • Signing up for the trial with Google connects Search Console first, then opens the Starter trial checkout.
  • Getting started leads with Connect Search Console → add a site; extra Google accounts are for agencies on higher plans.
  • MCP directory listings and the MCP FAQ lead with a 7-day Starter trial (MCP included), then Search Console, add a site, and connect Cursor.
  • Trial signup surfaces terms, security-check, and rate-limit errors clearly; after checkout cancel, the dashboard points you to Connect Search Console next.
  • After a trial signup, getting started highlights Connect Search Console first and explains the short wait before MCP has data.
  • The MCP page shows available tools as a simple table (no catalog screenshot, no planned or excluded lists). Security and troubleshooting details live in the MCP docs, including OAuth Connect and personal tokens.
  • Primary signup CTAs start a 7-day Starter trial (nav, homepage, MCP, and Starter on pricing). Free remains available as a quieter option.
  • The free page scan no longer sits in the homepage hero or main nav; find it under Features / Tools.
  • Pricing opens on monthly billing by default, matching the trial.
  • Trial and pricing links use starter as the plan id.
  • The MCP integration page hero now shows the same live chat animation as the homepage.

October 20, 2026

New

  • Homepage hero promotes a 7-day Starter trial, with Two ways to work (MCP or the app), a trust strip, and a short trial FAQ.

Improved

  • Trial starts after you create an account, then opens monthly Freemius checkout with your email locked. Close checkout and you stay on Free with a reminder to finish the trial.
  • One refund line on the homepage, pricing, and terms: full refund within 7 days after your first payment, no questions asked.
  • Signup is simpler: no confirm-password field, passwords need 10+ characters only, and returning Google users skip the consent screen when possible.

Fixed

  • Trial buttons and copy say 7-day everywhere (English and Danish), not 3-day.

October 18, 2026

Improved

  • Agents and MCP directories that read the MCP page as markdown now get a setup guide with the tool tables and example prompts, instead of page scripts, navigation, and the app payload.

October 16, 2026

Improved

  • URL checks pause when Google says these URLs are not part of the connected Search Console property, with a Try again button. Search Analytics keeps running.
  • Search Console charts and page lookups read only the weeks in range, so large sites stay responsive.

October 15, 2026

New

  • MCP clients can connect with OAuth — approve in the browser, then use stored Search Console, crawl, and Possibilities from Cursor or Claude. Personal access tokens remain under Account → MCP.
  • Production deploys notify IndexNow (Bing and other search engines) when public pages are new or updated.

Improved

  • The MCP page leads with a shorter line — Search Console, the crawl, and your open SEO to-dos inside Cursor and Claude — and explains the stored data, the workspace, and Possibilities as the to-do list behind the tools.
  • Frontend improvements.
  • The public sitemap includes real last-updated dates for docs, changelog, marketing, and other public pages.

October 7, 2026

Fixed

  • Recrawls no longer stay stuck on image files such as AVIF, or on a page that could not be saved.

September 29, 2026

New

  • Public one-page SEO scan at /scan — paste a URL, see plain-language findings with no account and no score.
  • After a scan, email yourself the findings or start a free account with that email prefilled.
  • Free scan (and site crawls) check AI discoverability at the site root: llms.txt, llms-full.txt, robots AI agents, RSS/Atom, and EntityMap presence.

Improved

  • /scan findings name concrete items (which question headings, which security headers, sample image files) and put Start free beside results on desktop; Today’s Focus copy explains the AI shortlist from your real data.
  • /scan findings list concrete fix steps (missing Open Graph tags, which security headers, word counts) without a stretched product screenshot under the results.
  • Paired marketing buttons now share one height, type size, and corner radius.
  • Free page scan is a standout top-level nav item and the primary homepage CTA (footer still links to /scan).
  • Softer marketing panel borders, chart colors, and site overlay accent match the shared blue theme.
  • Pricing defaults to annual billing so the yearly price (and savings) show first.
  • Sitewide type follows Kumo: DM Sans at 14px for content, clearer blog and docs reading, and no undersized chrome.
  • Page detail no longer shows Google PageSpeed checks or scores, so page review stays focused on crawl and Search Console findings.
  • Public /changelog is a simple newest-first day list again (no month folders or day counts).
  • The site now uses one color theme, so marketing pages, documentation, blog posts, and the app share the same surfaces, type, and buttons.
  • Author possibilities follow Google’s Article guidelines (Person or Organization with name and url or sameAs) instead of only checking for a rel=author HTML link.
  • /scan results sell the full product next: a clear GSC to Possibilities loop (with Overlay, Focus, and MCP called out), denser coverage, and a tighter Start free strip.
  • Public scan rate-limit messages name how many scans are allowed and about how long to wait.
  • When a fresh scan is not available yet, /scan shows your latest results with a short wait notice instead of only an error.
  • /scan puts Start free right after your findings, with clearer hero trust lines and a calmer Desk Planner layout.

Fixed

  • Public /scan no longer fails the security check when the browser could not show the verification widget.
  • Dashboard “Get started in 3 steps” only shows when you have not added a website yet.
  • Notification and other floating panels no longer render with a transparent background (solid panel fill).

September 19, 2026

Fixed

  • HTTP 410 Gone URLs are no longer flagged as 4xx client-error opportunities.
  • The crawler no longer keeps waking for URLs it will not fetch.
  • Crawls save and fetch the URL that was found, and in-page hashes do not create another page.
  • Redirect logs show where the request was sent, and JavaScript inside script tags is no longer stored as a page URL.
  • Sitemap error opportunities no longer stick to a slash variant that was not in the sitemap.

September 18, 2026

Improved

  • MCP page diagnostics accept a path or a close URL match, and query search can filter by position, impressions, and landing page.
  • Possibility details show Open Graph and title text as readers see it, including dashes and apostrophes, instead of raw HTML codes.
  • Related pages listed on a possibility are links you can open, including other URLs that share a title or Open Graph value.
  • Unclear link text opportunities now use plain language and show the current clickable text, then where each link goes, with duplicate empty homepage links grouped.

Fixed

  • MCP opportunity lists no longer fail just because the stored evidence was too large to send.
  • Missing alt text no longer flags Gravatar avatars, WordPress emoji, or common tracking pixels.

September 15, 2026

Improved

  • Dashboard websites list crawl column now shows when the site was last crawled.
  • Striking-distance estimates use a more conservative CTR curve and clearer confidence when site data is thin.
  • Possibilities highlight when the HTML crawl is still running so title, alt, and content-match findings are not mistaken for live HTML.

Fixed

  • Recrawl no longer sits at 0 pages crawled when the sitemap also lists markdown or other downloadable files.
  • The same page listed with and without a trailing slash is no longer treated as two pages for duplicate opportunities.
  • Redirect URLs and tracking-parameter links keep their real redirect status, so they no longer create duplicate title, description, and Open Graph opportunities.
  • HTML-encoded & in URLs is treated as the same page as &.
  • Nested parent-organization markup is no longer reported as a conflicting brand.
  • Author links in the document head () are recognized.
  • Missing robots meta is no longer raised as an opportunity (pages without the tag remain indexable by default).
  • Search queries that use Google operators (for example inurl:) are no longer flagged as missing from page content.
  • Brand-name-only queries no longer create large cannibalization lists across locale and homepage URLs.
  • Intentional 404 error pages are no longer flagged as high HTTP client errors.
  • Short contact, legal, and thank-you pages are no longer flagged as high “content too short” issues.

September 12, 2026

Improved

  • Changelog is no longer listed in the top navigation; it remains in the footer and at /changelog.
  • Homepage FAQ now appears on the Danish home page as well as English, with matching structured data.
  • 7-day money-back copy is a clear guarantee when the product is unusable and we cannot fix it.

Fixed

  • Opening a website from the dashboard while using Danish no longer lands on a missing /da/website/... page.
  • Newly added sites no longer show “Time for a recrawl?” after the first crawl auto-clears checks.
  • Empty websites list on the dashboard now includes a button to add a site or connect Search Console.
  • Website and Possibilities screens show an error on the page when those lists fail to load.

September 9, 2026

Improved

  • Organization and founder structured data now link to the matching Wikidata items.
  • Danish blog index has clearer intro and footer copy for the two live Danish articles.
  • App and auth URLs are blocked from crawling in robots.txt; public posts link to the Possibilities marketing page instead of the signed-in workspace URL.

Fixed

  • EntityMap page includes Open Graph tags for social and crawler previews.
  • Duplicate Open Graph and Google-canonical mismatch noise no longer flags login and other app shells.

September 4, 2026

New

  • SEO Possibilities flags pages whose internal links use empty or vague anchor text such as “click here”, so you can replace them with descriptive wording.
  • Homepage crawls check a few common HTTP security headers and show one site-wide suggestion when any are missing, not a repeated finding on every URL.

Improved

  • Dashboard websites list defaults to 20 sites per page, with a control to show 10, 20, 50, or 100.

August 27, 2026

Improved

  • Crawler skips Cloudflare /cdn-cgi/ paths unconditionally and respects robots.txt when enqueuing newly discovered internal links (avoids AI Labyrinth honeypot queues on Cloudflare sites).

August 24, 2026

New

  • Free tools hub at /tools for Search Console reports and the JSON-LD generator.
  • Striking distance and CTR-below-expected Search Console possibilities surface quick wins from positions 4–20 and your site’s CTR curve.
  • Free GSC tools for striking distance, cannibalization, content decay, and CTR opportunities (top five rows when Search Console is connected).
  • Quick-win teaser on the dashboard after you connect a property, before the crawl finishes.

Improved

  • GSC tool pages use clearer sample-vs-account copy and Desk Planner layout.
  • The refresh-candidate possibility is now labeled Content decay (same underlying check).
  • Marketing and public pages use a cooler neutral palette; coral stays on primary CTAs, with slate accents for labels and links.
  • MCP integration page and MCP blog posts: shorter meta descriptions, clearer hub-to-blog links, query-aligned sections, and FAQ on the integration page.

August 12, 2026

New

  • Eight new blog posts on SEO reporting, site overlays, and MCP workflows—including a Danish monthly reporting guide and Cursor MCP workflow articles—with distinct featured and Open Graph images.
  • SEO Perception MCP guide links for SEO MCP servers, live vs stored Search Console evidence, and practical Cursor workflows.

Improved

  • Replaced launch blog artwork with distinct desk-planner heroes and clearer Open Graph title cards.
  • Blog articles read more cleanly: stronger typography, figure captions, and table of contents styling.
  • The Danish monthly SEO-report guide now includes labeled diagrams for noise-to-decision flow, report anatomy, and a 30-day rhythm.
  • Blog articles now use responsive image variants (AVIF/WebP) and richer BlogPosting structured data with breadcrumbs, author, dates, and image dimensions.
  • Dedicated Open Graph images for MCP, Site Overlay, and PDF export documentation.

August 11, 2026

New

  • Search Console collection now checks submitted sitemap health and inspects a sample of important URLs in Google’s index, then suggests fixes only for real fetch, noindex, canonical, and rich-result problems.
  • Business and Enterprise plans include Search appearance (rich-result types) and flag pages that show those appearances without matching structured data.

Improved

  • HTTP crawls now skip noscript and markup-hidden images in alt checks, pick up JSON-LD author names, and detect thin question headings.

Fixed

  • HTTP crawls now collect headings, link anchors, image alts, and hreflang so Search Console suggestions no longer treat those signals as missing.
  • HTTP crawls now detect viewport, favicon, language, and RSS/Atom feed links even when attributes are unquoted or in a different order.
  • HTTP crawls now detect rel=author links, so editorial pages with a byline are no longer flagged as missing one.

August 6, 2026

New

Improved

  • Refreshed product screenshots in documentation, on AI discoverability and SEO Perception MCP, and in the SEO report case-study posts.
  • Website workspace now includes a Possibilities tab next to Overview, with a quieter Overview cue; old /seo-possibilities links open that tab.
  • /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt updated for the new feature pages, EntityMap, and sitemap pointers.
  • Free JSON-LD generator hero now shows a live desk “schema slip” (visible page beside matching JSON-LD), with clearer copy-to-paste feedback.
  • Dashboard keeps SEO Possibilities as the one solid coral action per site, moves other controls into a clearer Tools menu, and shows a single recrawl suggestion instead of repeating it under every domain.
  • Dashboard rows now lead with “Work this week,” keep plan limits quieter, and put the recrawl suggestion after the site list so the next action stays easier to find.
  • Features menu opens as a megamenu with icon tiles and short descriptions for each product page; the mobile menu keeps the same Product list in a simpler layout.
  • The site and app are available in English and Danish only; older Swedish and Norwegian URLs redirect to the English pages.
  • New logo and favicon: a coral and charcoal Priority Tick mark (replacing the old purple cube) in browser tabs, navigation, and home-screen icons.
  • Login, signup, support, contact, about, blog, legal, and other public pages now match the Weekly Desk Planner look (blotter paper, coral accents).
  • Logged-in app screens (dashboard, website detail, account, admin, Today’s Focus, charts, and Site Overlay) now use coral, charcoal, and slate accents instead of purple, with clearer secondary text.
  • Documentation matches the rest of the public site: one header, blotter paper, coral accents, Start here steps, Possibilities labeling, and Connect Google Search Console under the GSC topic.
  • Public /changelog now matches the Weekly Desk Planner look: blotter paper, visible date headings, coral accents, and earlier updates folded by month.
  • Pricing page rebuilt so you can match plans to your sites more easily; Possibilities, MCP, and Site Overlay appear first in the comparison.
  • SEO Perception MCP page redesigned with interactive demos and clearer setup.
  • Features and homepage marketing pages redesigned with clearer copy and real product screenshots.

August 5, 2026

New

  • Sitewide announcement bar for SEO Perception MCP: talk to your Search Console data and SEO analysis from Cursor, Claude, and other MCP clients.

Improved

  • SEO Perception MCP feature page now shows example prompts and sample AI responses; paid pricing plans list MCP; agents can read /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt.

Fixed

  • Image alt checks no longer treat a bare alt attribute (no value) as missing, so the same image is not reported under both missing and empty alt.

August 4, 2026

New

  • Paid SEO Perception MCP brings stored Search Console keywords and SEO possibilities into Cursor, Claude, and other MCP clients. Manage tokens under Account → MCP; setup guide in docs.
  • Cookies page explaining essential cookies and privacy-friendly analytics (no Google Analytics).

Improved

  • Pricing comparison table is easier to scan—centered cells, checkmark or X when tiers match, short labels (e.g. 1/day, ~1/hr) when they differ.
  • Site analytics moved from Google Analytics to self-hosted Umami; Privacy Policy updated for cookieless measurement without a consent banner for analytics.
  • Umami now records a small set of funnel events (signup, checkout, newsletter, contact, adding a website) for product strategy.
  • SEO Perception MCP is framed for content optimization in Cursor, Claude, and other MCP clients, with example prompts for recovering losing keywords on a page.
  • Account → MCP now shows when each personal token was last used.
  • Documentation hub consolidates overlapping guides, shows the full Issue reference list, and updates rate limits and UI labels (Details, Recrawl site) to match the product.
  • Docs now include focused screenshots for Notifications, PDF export, PageSpeed, and the Collect data / Recrawl site menu.

Fixed

  • Sitemap and Search Console URLs that were only inventoried are now crawled within your plan’s page limit, so crawl progress can finish.
  • MCP token creation shows a clearer message when account setup is still finishing.
  • Page detail no longer crashes when a PageSpeed “measured at” timestamp is shown.

July 30, 2026

New

  • Public product changelog moved to /changelog with New / Improved / Fixed sections (docs URL redirects there).

Improved

  • Contact, newsletter, and signup forms use Cloudflare Turnstile in production to reduce spam.

Fixed

  • Weekly digest “new search queries” no longer fails when no brand terms are set; branded and non-branded slices still work when brand terms exist.
  • Possibilities “activity over time” history stays accurate even after older closed-issue detail is trimmed.

July 24, 2026

Improved

  • Large site Recrawls no longer stall between batches.
  • When nothing needs crawling, Recrawl and new-site crawls still start promptly.

July 19, 2026

Improved

  • Docs clarify that full-site recrawl is manual-only after the initial add-website crawl.

Fixed

  • Manual Recrawl now processes queued pages even when a site is already at its plan page cap (the cap still limits new URL growth only).

July 16, 2026

Improved

  • Crawls start from website creation, a Recrawl action, or retry recovery—idle sites no longer silently recrawl by age.

July 9, 2026

New

  • Published English and Danish case-study blog posts on using one SEO Perception report for both human prioritization and AI implementation, including the first Danish blog at /da/blog.

Improved

  • Case-study hero and social share images updated to the v2 “one report, two paths” artwork.
  • Blog images load faster with modern formats in production.

June 26, 2026

Improved

  • Site Overlay updates reach your site more reliably after we ship a new version.
  • Markdown and other plain-text/document URLs are no longer crawled as HTML pages or raise page possibilities that do not apply to them.
  • Sitemap discovery is gentler on your server: less frequent rediscovery, and short delays between fetches.

Fixed

  • Recrawl now fully resets pages in production so manual recrawls requeue pages and refresh possibilities.

June 9, 2026

New

  • Free JSON-LD generator for Organization, FAQ, and Article schema, with copy-to-clipboard and prefills from SEO Possibilities.
  • New possibilities for missing rel=author, missing Organization JSON-LD (when org settings are saved), overlapping/conflicting JSON-LD entities, and incomplete homepage Organization markup.
  • Per-website Organization / schema settings on the website overview, plus an AI discoverability hub.
  • Published six JSON-LD and AI discoverability blog articles.

Improved

  • Overhauled the /features marketing page around four pillars, with full da/nb/sv localization.
  • Homepage llms.txt audits now list specific content gaps when the file exists but is thin or incomplete.
  • Generate schema CTAs are suppressed when the schema type is already on the page.

June 8, 2026

Fixed

  • Broken-link checks no longer flag LLM-friendly .md URLs that respond correctly to Accept: text/markdown.

June 7, 2026

New

  • Project context quick bar adds a Keywords button that opens the website’s Search Console queries tab.

Improved

  • Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish labels updated across Today’s Focus, link map, and charts.
  • Today’s Focus What can wait tab now labels its list “These can wait”.
  • Project context quick bar renames View facts to Details.
  • Today’s Focus shows a summary card and numbered next-step cards in a two-column grid.
  • Link map spreads nodes more clearly, groups disconnected pages, and focuses exploration on click-to-highlight.

Fixed

  • Link map clicks no longer stick a node to the cursor; clicking reliably focuses a page and highlights its links.

June 5, 2026

New

  • Public /crawler page explaining our crawler (linked from the crawler User-Agent).

Improved

  • SEO Possibilities (large sites) — Group summaries load first and affected URLs load when you expand a group.
  • Image alt possibilities ignore lazy-load placeholders, resolve real image URLs, and deduplicate reported images.
  • Website details — Overview — Top queries and Traffic leaders cards align with the Rank momentum column height, with longer lists scrolling inside the card.
  • Sign-in — Google is the primary option on sign-in and create-account screens; the Google button reads “Log in with Google”.
  • Layout — Site header, quickbar, and main content share a consistent width on large screens; the dashboard quickbar shows only the website picker.
  • Homepage — Hero product mockup stays sharper on very wide screens.
  • Slow or complex pages get more time to load during crawls before we mark them failed.

Fixed

  • Pages that could stay stuck as pending after a recrawl are queued correctly again.
  • Temporary server errors are retried more patiently instead of marking pages failed too soon.

June 1, 2026

Improved

  • Recrawl on the dashboard triggers a full site-wide recrawl of all active pages, not just incomplete URLs.
  • Slow or heavy pages get more time to load before timing out, with smarter backoff when the same URLs fail repeatedly.

May 31, 2026

Fixed

  • Outgoing link checks — Pages that block our link checker with HTTP 403 are no longer reported as broken links; permanent redirects and real failures still appear.

May 28, 2026

New

  • Link map (beta) — Logged-in workspace to pick a page and see incoming and outgoing internal links highlighted (currently up to 500 pages per site).
  • Content freshness dates — SEO Possibilities flags editorial pages with missing publication or update dates, or dates older than 24 months.
  • Today’s focus — A fourth What can wait tab joins the main summary, content opportunities, and FAQ tabs.
  • Dashboard — Each website’s ⋯ menu includes Keywords, opening the Queries tab for that site.

Improved

  • Weekly digest email includes more context from Today’s focus, refresh-candidate pages, and priority breakdowns.
  • Website details — Links shows inbound and outbound internal links as a clearer list (graph view removed).
  • Ready email waits until Search Console sync and crawl collection have settled before sending.

Fixed

  • Website details no longer crash with a generic error screen when opening after sign-in.
  • Outgoing link checks — Temporary redirects are no longer flagged; permanent redirects and truly broken links still appear.
  • Fixed links on docs, blog, and localized marketing pages, including Norwegian features page copy.

May 26, 2026

New

  • Support hub — Public support page with knowledge-base search, common issue links, Miami office hours, and links to contact and the support portal. Paid users get live chat with account details prefilled.
  • Dashboard — Shared project context bar with quick paths into SEO Possibilities.
  • Search type breakdown — Overview, Queries, and Country views combine all search types your plan includes by default; the overview chart can toggle combined totals vs per-type breakdown.

Improved

  • Website details — Overview traffic shows fuller Search Console retention context; insight cards show larger lists with “showing X of Y” counts.
  • Weekly improvement markers reflect crawler-confirmed fixes and your Done, Ignore, and Reopened actions.
  • Contact and support intake is English-only at /contact and /support; contact shows the same Miami office hours as Support.

Fixed

  • Traffic charts no longer show misleading week-to-week drops from partial weekly refreshes.
  • Queries filters “Found in content” and “Not in content” work correctly alongside other filters.

May 24, 2026

Improved

  • Queries tab filter bar is a single inline row with search first; activity and content controls live in dropdowns. Defaults to queries active in the last 60 days.
  • Queries tab sorting by query, landing page, clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
  • Content-match icons in each Queries row; open possibility counts labeled as page-level.

May 23, 2026

Improved

  • Queries tab landing-page URLs use the same inline actions as SEO Possibilities.
  • Live crawl progress appears in the project bar on website details, View facts, and PDF Report—not only SEO Possibilities.
  • Today’s focus — Stricter AI formatting with automatic retry; invalid responses show a clear in-app error.

Fixed

  • Queries tab no longer hits a server error with the default “active in last 60 days” filter.

May 22, 2026

New

  • Website details — Queries tab: lazy-loaded workspace with paginated filters (date presets, URL filter, min impressions, question-only, and content filters).

Improved

  • Website details — Pages tab: URLs with Search Console data show a GSC label; page-level query data uses your full plan retention window.
  • Today’s focus reopens automatically after a successful generation and remembers expanded/collapsed per website.
  • SEO Possibilities content-focused checks only apply to HTTP 200 pages.
  • Slimmer project context bar with quicker switching and links to View facts, SEO Possibilities, and PDF report.
  • Crawl status appears next to the website selector.

May 21, 2026

Improved

  • Redirect link checks focus on permanent redirects (301) for more actionable findings.
  • Documentation — Dedicated recrawl banner guide plus clearer wording across related recrawl articles.

May 16, 2026

Improved

  • SEO Possibilities empty state explains collection in progress instead of “nothing open” too early.
  • Expanding issue rows is more resilient; large possibility lists feel faster.
  • Crawls are more resilient and polite for more consistent results.

May 15, 2026

New

  • One-time ready email when Search Console data, crawl data, and actionable possibilities are ready for a website.
  • Free plan users can generate Today’s focus with a shared once-per-day cadence.

Improved

  • URL action buttons are more consistent across SEO Possibilities views.

May 14, 2026

Improved

  • Getting started docs rewritten for clearer first-time setup.
  • Done and Ignore actions have clearer hover/focus states and better tooltips.

May 13, 2026

New

  • Public blog with article pages and an RSS feed, including related links and sharing support.

Improved

  • PDF report export: clearer settings and better handling for Today’s focus, affected URL sections, and branding.
  • Pricing — PDF export rows clarified, including separate visibility for whitelabel options.

May 12, 2026

Improved

  • Signed-in navigation uses Dashboard as the main entry for Possibilities workflows.
  • Website details header cleaned up (extra “Back to dashboard” shortcut removed).
  • Site overlay actions simplified; URL matching more reliable across common host variants.

May 10, 2026

Improved

  • Manual recrawls better reflect the current crawl session without stale queue behavior.
  • During recrawls, dashboard website rows show a dedicated “This recrawl” progress view.
  • Possibilities summaries are more action-oriented across supported languages.

May 9, 2026

New

  • SEO Possibilities PDF export with plan-based branding options and downloadable files.
  • Reopened badge when previously completed issues return after a later crawl.

Improved

  • External link issues show fuller per-link context.

May 6, 2026

New

  • English marketing homepage Frequently asked questions section with FAQ structured data; signed-out top nav includes an FAQ link.

April 29, 2026

New

Improved

  • Translations (Norwegian, Swedish, Danish) fill missing SEO Possibilities labels and clearer duplicate-check names.
  • Account safety — Sign-in and session handling are more reliable.
  • AI discovery readiness checks better explain how AI-related crawlers and snippet settings might affect your site.

April 25, 2026

Improved

  • Outgoing link checks — Broken-link and redirect findings skip common social networks and short-link hosts to reduce false positives.
  • Marketing home pages — Faster hero images and a clearer wide-screen layout.

April 24, 2026

Improved

  • In-app language menu lists English and Danish; Swedish and Norwegian remain on localized marketing URLs.
  • Localized marketing routes ship translated copy in the initial HTML.
  • Pricing — Shorter plan bullets, consistent Site overlay wording, tighter intro copy.
  • Today’s focus — No extra background requests until you expand or generate; countdown next to Generate; copy actions below the result.

April 23, 2026

New

  • Docs — Artificial intelligence category with How we use AI in SEO Perception.
  • Today’s focus panel for signed-in users; Free sees upgrade messaging; paid tiers get cooldowns with a visible countdown.
  • Deeper documentation articles for many possibility types.

Improved

  • Pricing and Today’s focus plan messaging clarified on Pricing and in-app (see Tiers, pages, and data retention).
  • Website workspace Pages — Non-200 statuses stand out; Possibilities on this page match SEO Possibilities styling.
  • Today’s focus (paid) opens with an executive summary and prioritized next steps.
  • Removing a website is queued with start/finish notices; temporary start failures keep the site active.
  • Open issues list — Image previews, clearer redirect help, thin-content on HTTP 200 only; Why? / What we compared / Learn more into docs.
  • Welcome email explains weekly metrics more clearly after first solid Search Console sync.
  • Pages list — Filter by index/noindex and HTTP bands with search.
  • Snippet alignment shows live title and meta next to the query.
  • Bulk actions grouped consistently; bulk URL copy labeled Copy all affected URLs.

April 22, 2026

New

  • Onboarding email when you add a website explains we will email when first data is ready.

Improved

  • RSS / Atom discovery only flags a missing feed link when a feed exists but the homepage omits the usual alternate link tag.
  • Crawler queues keep moving; multiple sites get fair turns.
  • SEO Possibilities crawl banner stays compact until expanded; Activity over time uses weekly buckets; Done/Ignored URLs stay out of duplicate groups.
  • Possibility titles follow your account language where translations exist.
  • robots.txt Allow / Disallow parsing aligned with common crawler behavior.
  • Dashboard Possibilities column shows counts; main button opens full SEO Possibilities.
  • Website workspace — One clear path into SEO Possibilities.

April 21, 2026

Improved

  • Activity over time chart lines and fills render reliably on dark themes.
  • FAQ-style queries roll up per page instead of flooding the list.

Fixed

  • Done / Ignore rows no longer snap back when an older refresh finishes late.

April 20, 2026

New

  • Weekly digest email adds momentum context tied to Activity over time.

Improved

  • SEO Possibilities — View facts next to each URL; top nav adds Docs and Possibilities; Activity over time separates fixed, done, and ignored outcomes.
  • Notifications — “View all notifications” stays visible; on mobile, opening the full list closes the drawer first.

April 19, 2026

Improved

  • By Priority — Open affected pages in a new tab from the slug for quick verification.

April 18, 2026

New

  • Unified dashboard — Websites and Search Console accounts managed on the dashboard.

Improved

  • Marketing footer — Newsletter signup hides after you subscribe; return from Google sign-in behaves more predictably.

Fixed

April 13, 2026

Improved

  • Ignored possibilities on Pages appear last in a compact strip; restore one item without resetting everything.

April 10, 2026

Improved

April 9, 2026

Fixed

  • Site overlay install snippet is more reliable alongside strict third-party site environments.

April 8, 2026

New

  • Site overlay — Stable loader URL, optional public site id, lighter load until the panel opens.
  • Weekly digest enabled by default for new websites, with richer clicks vs prior week comparison.

Improved

  • Attaching a purchase while signed out follows the same pricing and checkout flows.

April 7, 2026

New

  • Pages search — Search crawled URLs by address or title with clearer empty states.

Improved

  • Sitemap URLs are checked exactly as listed in your XML (including trailing slashes).