MetaPeek – SEO Meta Inspector

Retro SEO toolkit: CMS detection, website link scans, saved tasks, project backups and PDF checklists. Local data, no analytics.

MetaPeek helps you inspect a website, find technical issues and keep track of the changes you need to make. Open the extension on a page to review its metadata and structure, or start a link scan to investigate further. INSPECT THE CURRENT PAGE Review page titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, indexing directives and robots.txt. A search-result preview helps you assess your title and description before making changes. Explore headings, image alt attributes, social sharing metadata and structured data. Built-in explanations help you understand findings and decide what to address. FIND BROKEN LINKS Test internal and external links for HTTP errors, redirects and access restrictions. See the source page, link text and captured locations so you can find the affected link. The website scanner follows discovered internal pages with an adjustable limit of up to 200. You can pause it and continue from saved progress. It also identifies matching titles and descriptions across captured pages. IDENTIFY WEBSITE TECHNOLOGY View publicly detectable CMS and technology information. Software versions are displayed when suitable evidence is exposed by the website. Hidden versions remain unknown. ORGANISE YOUR FINDINGS Save link issues in a work list, add notes and mark tasks as open, done or ignored. Recheck targets after making changes. Download PDF checklists or CSV files, export project backups and restore saved work later. Page snapshots let you compare findings before and after changes. English and German interfaces are included. No account is required. The design is inspired by classic desktop utilities. PRIVACY AND SCOPE Saved results and settings remain in your browser. Network checks contact the relevant websites directly. There is no MetaPeek analytics server or tracking. Website scans examine discovered HTML links within the selected limits. JavaScript-generated content and unlinked pages may be missed. An indexability assessment does not confirm inclusion in a search engine’s index.