Added
Fix planning and handoff
Added a dedicated Fixes workflow that turns audit issues into prioritized tasks with owner, effort, impact, and export formats for Markdown, GitHub, Linear, Jira, and Trello.
Search visibility inspector
Crowra
Audit the page in front of you for SEO, crawlability, schema, rich results, links, accessibility, PageSpeed, and AI readiness without leaving Chrome.
No account required. Parsed robots.txt, sitemap checks, PageSpeed runs, overlay markers, quick exports, and local re-check history built for people who ship and review pages.
What's new
Current release v0.1.6
Released June 1, 2026. This update turns audits into clearer fix plans with richer schema and link checks, content readiness signals, PageSpeed checks, page overlay context, and easier client handoffs.
Added
Schema, links, and crawl checks
Added Schema Diff, visible-content consistency checks, FAQ opportunity detection, Microdata / RDFa extraction, and Rich Results handoff shortcuts.
Added
AI and content readiness
Added AI Bot Visibility, AI Citation Readiness signals, deterministic interpretation previews, entity/topic coverage, missing entity signals, topic clusters, and source/support coverage checks.
Changed
Product help and public materials
Updated onboarding, the product tour, options, support, privacy, README, llms.txt, and Chrome Web Store drafts so users can see current scan areas, outputs, and export workflows more clearly.
Three moves from page to priorities.
Crowra keeps the workflow compact: inspect the active tab, sort the signal from the noise, and export the result when the review needs to travel.
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Open a page
Launch Crowra from Chrome and keep the audit beside the page you are reviewing.
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Run the scan
Get prioritized findings across metadata, robots.txt, sitemaps, schema, rich results, links, accessibility, and AI readiness, then inspect visible issues, page structure, schema, and canonical/robots signals directly on the page when context matters.
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Export or revisit
Copy Markdown, export crawl data, open a project-ready client report, pin URLs for local re-checks, or compare against locally stored scan history with diffs.
Where Crowra fits in the work.
The extension is meant for the practical moment when a page needs review, prioritization, and a clear handoff, not another detached dashboard.
Launch QA
Before a page goes live
Scan a staging or production URL, review the Fix Plan, check visible page markers, run PageSpeed on public previews, and export the remaining blockers before launch.
- Prioritize P0/P1/P2 issues
- Spot visible headings, images, links, schema, and A11y targets
- Copy developer-ready tasks
Content review
When metadata or copy needs a second pass
Use SEO, SERP, AI/GEO, entity/topic coverage, FAQ opportunities, internal link ideas, and content brief signals to tighten a page before publishing.
- Review title, H1, meta, and snippet fit
- Check entity and topic coverage
- Find missing FAQ, schema, and internal-link opportunities
Technical handoff
When the fix needs engineering context
Collect canonical, robots, X-Robots-Tag, hreflang, schema, crawl, PageSpeed, and Search Console worksheet notes in one place before sending work to a developer.
- Separate local signals from external verification
- Export GitHub, Linear, Jira, or Trello-style tasks
- Keep browser timing distinct from PageSpeed/CrUX data
Client report
When the audit has to travel
Turn local scans into client-ready Markdown, HTML, printable browser/PDF views, before/after summaries, and competitor or benchmark comparisons from saved history.
- Add project, client, prepared-by, logo, and notes
- Compare against previous scans or local baselines
- Pin important URLs for local re-check reminders
What a scan gives you.
Crowra is not just a list of warnings. Each scan turns the live page into evidence, priority, visual context, and a portable handoff you can act on.
Priority snapshot
Composite score, category scores, severity counts, page signals, and issue grouping for the current URL.
Why each issue exists
Metadata, headings, schema blocks, links, crawl data, timing signals, and accessibility evidence behind the finding.
What to do first
P0/P1/P2 priorities, owner, effort, launch impact, quick wins, done state, and copy-ready recommendations.
Where it is on the page
Visible markers for issues, headings, images, links, schema, accessibility targets, structure, canonical, and robots signals.
How the work leaves the panel
Markdown, JSON, CSV, HTML, printable views, client packs, before/after summaries, and task formats for common tools.
How to revisit the page
Project history, saved baselines, local comparisons, pinned URLs, due labels, and optional Chrome re-check notifications.
What Crowra checks.
One side panel replaces a scattered tab stack of validators, link checkers, snippets, and manual page notes.
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SERP and metadata
Titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, Google SERP preview, Facebook and Twitter card previews, and image audit signals.
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Technical crawlability
HTTPS, viewport, hreflang, directive-level X-Robots-Tag checks, early charset placement, parsed robots.txt groups, sitemap discovery, Search Console handoff with URL Inspection worksheet, resource breakdowns, browser-observed INP, and PageSpeed checks.
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Schema and rich results
JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa, field-level schema validation, product rating visibility, breadcrumb/schema consistency, rich result eligibility, Rich Results Test handoff, and draft JSON-LD generation for common schema types.
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Links, reports, and history
Link status checks, internal link suggestions, redirect chains, same-site crawl exports, project reports, white-label client reports with project names, logos, and before/after summaries, guided competitor baselines, history diffs, and pinned local re-check reminders with optional Chrome notifications.
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Current build feature map.
The extension is organized around practical review surfaces: scan the page, inspect the evidence, mark what is visible, export the work, and return to important URLs later.
Scan
Overview and page context
- Active-tab scan with a composite 0-100 score
- Category scores, severity counts, and page signal grid
- Guided onboarding and product tour for reviewers
Fixes
Prioritized action plan
- Fix Plan grouped by priority, owner, effort, and launch impact
- Done-state tracking, quick wins, and copy-ready recommendations
- Markdown, GitHub, Linear, Jira, and Trello-style task handoffs
Overlay
Visible page markers
- On-page markers for visible issues, headings, images, links, and schema
- Structure markers for landmarks, sections, canonical, and robots signals
- Viewport issue summary that spotlights the exact visible element
SEO
Search snippet readiness
- Title, meta description, heading hierarchy, and canonical checks
- Robots meta, Open Graph, Twitter Card, image, and anchor text signals
- Google SERP preview and social preview review
Tech
Crawlability and performance
- HTTPS, viewport, hreflang, canonical chains, robots.txt, and sitemap discovery
- Directive-level X-Robots-Tag and early charset checks
- Browser-observed INP/timing plus PageSpeed lab and field data for public URLs
Schema
Structured data and rich results
- JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa, parse errors, and entity type inventory
- Schema Diff, FAQ opportunities, product rating visibility, and breadcrumbs consistency
- Rich Results Test handoff and copyable JSON-LD snippets
Links
Page links and same-site crawl
- Internal/external link inventory, status checks, redirects, and broken link signals
- Configurable same-site crawl with depth, concurrency, CSV, and JSON exports
- Internal link suggestions, orphan-page hints, and duplicate metadata signals
AI / GEO
No-AI-API readiness signals
- llms.txt, AI-bot robots access, citation readiness, and E-E-A-T hints
- Deterministic interpretation preview, entity/topic coverage, and missing context
- Keyword-focused content brief with title, H1, meta, FAQ, schema, and internal link ideas
A11y
Accessibility and extractors
- Image alt text, form label, landmark, heading order, focus, and target-size checks
- Contrast samples and WCAG 2.2 review hints for visible page quality
- Custom CSS, XPath, regex, attribute, and text extraction rules stored locally
Reports
Exports, history, and baselines
- Markdown, JSON, CSV, self-contained HTML, and printable browser/PDF views
- White-label client packs with project names, logos, notes, and before/after summaries
- Project history, competitor baselines, local comparisons, and re-check notifications
Built for search and answer engines.
Crowra treats GEO as part of the same review surface as technical SEO: crawl access, structured entities, readable content, topic coverage, rich-result eligibility, and AI-facing discovery files.
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Crawl access
Check llms.txt, AI-bot access in robots.txt, parsed user-agent rules, sitemap discovery, and crawl-delay hints in one pass.
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Answer-engine snippets
Review titles, descriptions, social card previews, rich result eligibility, canonical hints, and schema-backed page context.
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Entity/topic coverage
Review detected entities, missing entity signals, topic clusters, definitions, comparisons, examples, tables, citations, supporting pages, and keyword-focused content brief ideas.
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Fix-first workflow
Move from findings to handoff fast with prioritized fixes, page overlay markers for visible issues, page structure, schema, canonical/robots signals, task exports, same-site review, and Markdown diffs.
Clear boundaries, no mystery layer.
Crowra is strongest when users know exactly where each signal comes from: the live page, the browser, the Crowra server wrapper, manual verification, or a future integration layer.
Live page audit
Metadata, headings, schema, links, accessibility, overlays, fix plans, reports, history, extractors, and same-site crawl data are reviewed from the page and browser context you choose.
PageSpeed data
Public URL PageSpeed checks go through the Crowra server wrapper so credentials stay server-side. Localhost, private-network, and blocked URLs fall back to browser-observed timing signals.
Search Console
Crowra prepares local index-readiness signals and a URL Inspection worksheet. Actual Google index status, last crawl, and Google-selected canonical still require access to the verified Search Console property.
Competitor compare
Competitor and benchmark comparisons use saved local scans, guided baseline steps, score deltas, metadata changes, and content gap signals. Crowra does not scrape SERPs or track rankings.
AI / GEO checks
AI-bot access, citation readiness, entity/topic coverage, deterministic interpretation previews, and keyword-focused content briefs run without a generative AI assistant.
Portable reports
Markdown, JSON, CSV, self-contained HTML, and printable PDF views can be shared as files or copied content. Hosted public report links would require a future cloud layer.
Privacy posture
Your audit stays practical.
Crowra is built for user-facing page inspection. It does not require an account, analytics SDK, user-provided credentials, or remote code. Settings, scan history, pinned re-check targets, and reminder state live in your browser; PageSpeed credentials stay server-side.
Scan history, pinned re-check targets, local reminder state, settings, onboarding state, and custom extractor rules are stored locally in Chrome.
Crawls happen only when you start them, and stay scoped to same-site review workflows.
Install, scan, export, and review pages without creating a Crowra account.
FAQ for reviewers and launch teams.
Short answers for Chrome Web Store reviewers, SEOs, marketers, developers, and content teams checking whether Crowra fits their review workflow.
What does Crowra audit?
Crowra audits SEO metadata, technical signals, crawlability, PageSpeed, schema markup, rich-result eligibility, links, accessibility, robots directives, sitemap signals, llms.txt, deterministic AI interpretation previews, entity/topic coverage, keyword-focused content briefs with internal link ideas, and AI-readiness signals from the page you choose to inspect.
Does Crowra scan only the current page?
The main audit runs on the active page in your current tab. If you want broader coverage, you can explicitly start a same-site crawl from the Links tab.
Does Crowra crawl a whole site automatically?
No. Crowra does not run a full-site crawl by default. Same-site crawling starts only when you trigger it, and it stays scoped to the site you are reviewing.
Who is Crowra for?
Crowra is built for SEOs, marketers, content teams, product teams, developers, freelancers, and agencies who need a fast page-level audit, a clear fix plan, and a shareable handoff before or after publishing.
Why does Crowra need access to websites?
Crowra needs page access so it can analyze any site you choose, read on-page signals, and fetch related same-site resources such as robots.txt, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, and crawl targets when you start a crawl.
Can Crowra inspect robots.txt and sitemap files?
Yes. Crowra can parse robots.txt by user-agent, surface crawl restrictions, discover sitemap entries, and show crawlability warnings such as blocked bots, missing sitemaps, or high crawl-delay values.
Does Crowra replace Google Search Console?
No. Crowra checks the live page, creates a Search Console handoff with local index-readiness signals, and gives you a URL Inspection worksheet for verified values, but Google's actual indexed URL, last crawl, Google-selected canonical, and crawled-as data still require access to the verified Search Console property.
Can Crowra help create schema markup?
Yes. Crowra validates detected schema and can draft JSON-LD for common schema types such as Article, Product, Organization, FAQPage, LocalBusiness, Recipe, Event, and more.
What can I export from Crowra?
You can export full audits as Markdown, JSON, downloadable or copyable self-contained HTML, and printable PDF views, download focused CSV datasets for issues, links, images, headings, hreflang, and sitemaps, export crawl results as CSV or JSON, use the guided competitor baseline workflow, generate same-page or competitor comparisons and content gap signals from local history, add project names, client names, report logos, notes, and before/after summaries, and copy task handoffs as Markdown checklists, GitHub issues, Linear tasks, Jira tasks, Trello cards, and client reports.
Does Crowra require an account or user credentials?
No. Crowra works without an account or user-provided credentials. Most audit requests go directly to the site you choose to inspect; optional PageSpeed tests use a server-side wrapper so credentials stay server-side.
Where are settings and scan history stored?
Settings, onboarding state, custom extractor rules, scan history, pinned re-check targets, and local reminder state are stored locally in Chrome storage, not in a Crowra cloud account.
What is GEO in Crowra?
GEO means Generative Engine Optimization: signals such as AI crawler access, llms.txt, structured data, content density, citation readiness, and entity/topic coverage.
Does Crowra include a generative AI assistant?
Not yet. Current AI / GEO features are deterministic readiness checks. Crowra reviews crawl access, llms.txt, schema, AI interpretation signals, entity/topic coverage, keyword-focused content brief signals, internal link ideas, E-E-A-T hints, and citation-readiness signals without requiring an AI API.
Which features depend on external services?
The core audit, overlays, reports, history, competitor baselines, and AI / GEO readiness checks run without a Crowra account. Optional PageSpeed checks use a Crowra server wrapper for public URLs, Search Console values require manual verification in a verified property, and hosted report links would require a future cloud layer.
Can Crowra remind me to re-check important URLs?
Yes. History includes local pinned re-check targets with due labels, interval controls, and optional Chrome notifications. Open the pinned URL, scan it again, and Crowra updates the latest score and next due date locally.
Which browsers does Crowra support?
Crowra is built as a Chrome extension and is designed for Chrome and Chromium-based browsers that support the required extension APIs.
Built for the moment before a page goes live.
Use Crowra when a launch, migration, content review, or AI-discovery cleanup needs a fast second pass.