SEO QA: Quick Audit

Local, on-page SEO evidence in a slim bar and a detailed side panel.

SEO QA: Quick Audit helps you check on-page SEO and investigate GA4 and Google Tag Manager tracking while browsing a website. Get a quick overview from the compact on-page widget, open the audit panel for detailed SEO evidence, or use the dedicated SEO QA Tracking tab in Chrome DevTools to inspect analytics events. ON-PAGE SEO CHECKS • Review page titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals and indexability signals. • Inspect response headers, redirects, robots directives and sitemap evidence. • Check hreflang annotations and verify alternate URLs. • Inspect structured data, including JSON-LD, microdata and RDFa. • Review Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata. • Compare fetched HTML with the rendered page to spot changes made by JavaScript. • View performance measurements from the current visit, including LCP, CLS and INP when available. • Copy individual values or export audit findings as Markdown or JSON. GA4 AND GTM TRACKING INSPECTOR Open Chrome DevTools and select SEO QA Tracking to start recording the inspected tab. • Inspect outgoing GA4 requests, event parameters, dataLayer events and standard gtag commands. • See detected measurement and container IDs, page and frame context, and request completion or failure. • Filter the timeline by source, event name, measurement ID or text. • Find possible duplicate page views with a duplicates-only filter, grouped by page for easier comparison. • Read event details in a key/value table, search within parameters and click a value to copy it. • Inspect observed consent commands and ecommerce payloads. • Support custom dataLayer names and configurable collector URL prefixes. • Export retained tracking evidence as Markdown or JSON. Recording starts manually and follows the selected tab across reloads and navigation. It continues when DevTools closes until you stop recording or close the inspected tab. A recording indicator appears in the on-page widget. DESIGNED FOR EVERYDAY QA Light and dark themes, keyboard controls, searchable details and a compact widget keep evidence easy to access. Tracking findings stay separate from SEO findings. LOCAL DATA AND CLEAR LIMITS Tracking evidence stays local to your browser session and is cleared when the recorded tab closes or the browser session ends. Exports may contain personal data from event payloads; review them before sharing. The inspector observes browser-visible activity. It does not change consent, enable GA4 debug mode or validate GTM trigger configuration. Capture limits and partial evidence are shown in the interface. Server-only events and inaccessible or opaque requests may not be captured. Possible duplicates are hints for review, and a completed request does not prove GA4 processed the event. Performance measurements reflect the current visit, not field data.