PageChecklist – Required & Forbidden Text

Check any page against your own required and forbidden terms. Local, private and no sign-up.

PageChecklist helps content managers, web teams, and QA reviewers check the page they are about to publish or approve. Save a checklist — required phrases, forbidden phrases, and a small set of automatic checks — then select it and click Scan page. PageChecklist answers with READY TO PUBLISH, or the number of issues found, and lists every check it ran: - Required phrases that are present, and required phrases that are missing - Forbidden phrases that were found - The number of matches for each phrase - Uppercase TODO or FIXME left in the page text - Lorem ipsum placeholder text - Links written to localhost, 127.0.0.1 or a .local host - Links whose host has a staging, stage, dev, test, uat, preview, qa or sandbox label Each automatic check can be switched on or off per checklist, every result shows the evidence it found, and clicking an issue scrolls to it on the page. Matches are highlighted in place, and Clear highlights restores the page exactly. READY TO PUBLISH means every check in the checklist you selected passed. It is not a claim that the page has been verified against anything else. Keep as many checklists as you need — one per site, per page type or per review — and switch between them in the popup. Matching is case-insensitive, supports common dash variations, and works across ordinary inline page elements. Privacy is built in: - Page content is processed only in the active tab after you click Scan page - Your checklists are stored locally in Chrome - No account or sign-up - No analytics or tracking - No network requests - No page content, URLs, or scan history are saved Known limitations: iframes and closed Shadow DOM roots are not scanned, links are checked by the address written in the page rather than by visiting them, and dynamically added text requires a new manual scan.