Turn raw SEO exports into inputs you can review and reuse.
Load a local export, map its columns, review conflicts or exclusions, and hand off a checked result. Everything runs in your browser.
Map columns → find conflicting duplicates → choose a resolution → export the reviewed file
Extract URLs → define scope → inspect exclusions → export targets and rejection reasons
Two more jobs, when the input is evidence or a protocol message.
The first two workbenches prepare data. These two help explain a technical result.
Quick tools for the small stuff.
Open one focused utility when you already know the exact transformation you need.
SEO data
Clean keyword and URL inputs before they enter a crawl, import, or reporting workflow.
Technical SEO
Check directives and search-result inputs before they reach a crawler or production template.
Agents and MCP
Inspect protocol payloads and tool definitions without sending them to a server.
Developer utilities
Small browser tools for structured data, identifiers, hashing, and repeatable test cases.
A result is useful when you know what changed.
The URL workflow shows the cleaned list and the decisions that produced it. Nothing is crawled in the background.
https://EXAMPLE.com/ https://example.com https://example.com/page/#top https://example.com/page?utm_source=news https://example.com/about/
https://example.com/ https://example.com/page https://example.com/about
Duplicate root removed. Host normalized. Fragment, tracking parameter, and trailing path slashes removed.
See the crawl-list workflowPrivate by default.
No account, no uploads, no analytics, and no saved input. Your data stays in the current browser tab.
Examples, limits, and evidence.
The useful details live next to the job: realistic inputs, edge cases, technical limits, and reproducible tests.