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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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Crowra
Audit the page in front of you for SEO, schema, links, accessibility, technical health, and AI readiness - without leaving Chrome.
No account required. Local scan history. Built for people who ship and review pages.
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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Run the scan
Get prioritized findings across metadata, technical signals, schema, links, accessibility, and AI readiness.
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Export or revisit
Download Markdown or JSON reports, start a same-site crawl, or compare against locally stored scan history.
What Crowra checks.
One side panel replaces a scattered tab stack of validators, link checkers, snippets, and manual page notes.
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SEO basics
Titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, robots directives, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, and SERP preview.
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Technical health
HTTPS, viewport, hreflang, canonical chains, mixed content signals, and resource breakdowns.
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AI readiness
llms.txt, AI-bot access in robots.txt, content density, E-E-A-T signals, and entity hints.
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Links and schema
JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa, link status checks, redirect chains, crawl exports, and broken-page review.
SEOSchemaLinksAccessibilityTechnicalAI / GEOReportsHistory
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, and AI-facing discovery files.
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GEO signals
Check llms.txt, robots.txt AI-bot access, content density, entity hints, and E-E-A-T signals in one pass.
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Meta coverage
Review titles, descriptions, social previews, canonical hints, robots directives, and schema-backed page context.
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Keyword context
Use content and heading signals to understand whether a page communicates the topic humans and machines expect.
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FAQ readiness
Spot content gaps that can become helpful FAQ sections, support answers, and structured snippets.
Privacy posture
Your audit stays practical.
Crowra is built for user-facing page inspection. It does not require an account, analytics SDK, backend service, or remote code. Settings and scan history live in your browser.
Scan history, 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, schema markup, links, accessibility, crawlability, robots directives, llms.txt, 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.
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.
What can I export from Crowra?
You can export page audits as Markdown or JSON, crawl results as CSV or JSON, and local history as JSON for deeper review or handoff.
Does Crowra require an account or backend?
No. Crowra works without an account or hosted backend. Audit-related requests are made directly to the site you choose to inspect.
Where are settings and scan history stored?
Settings, onboarding state, custom extractor rules, and scan history 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, and entity clarity.
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.