SiteTend Robots
Check robots.txt syntax, crawler rules, conflicts, indexing risks, sitemaps, and AI crawler directives.
View SiteTend RobotsEight connected checks
Diagnose crawling, indexing, page-signal, international, social, and structured-data problems with focused checks that run privately in your browser.
Coverage
Built for website owners, SEO practitioners, developers, and agencies who need clear evidence without uploading page data.
Check robots.txt syntax, crawler rules, conflicts, indexing risks, sitemaps, and AI crawler directives.
View SiteTend RobotsValidate XML sitemap structure, URLs, duplicates, metadata, namespace, and HTTPS consistency.
View SiteTend SitemapFind missing, conflicting, invalid, or inconsistent canonical URL declarations.
View SiteTend CanonicalFind page-level indexing, following, preview, duplicate, conflict, and crawler-compatibility issues.
View SiteTend Meta RobotsCheck title length, search intent, keyword placement, readability, branding, and truncation risk.
View SiteTend TitlesCheck social titles, descriptions, images, URLs, duplicates, and consistency with page metadata.
View SiteTend Open GraphValidate language codes, alternate URLs, x-default, self-reference, HTTPS, and canonical alignment.
View SiteTend HreflangValidate JSON-LD, common schema types, required properties, nesting, images, and URL consistency.
View SiteTend Structured DataRecommended workflow
Why SiteTend
Each checker explains what it detected, why it matters, how to improve it, and what browser-only analysis cannot prove. No account is required and pasted inputs are excluded from analytics.
Questions
Eight focused checkers cover title tags, canonical URLs, robots.txt, XML sitemaps, Open Graph metadata, meta robots directives, hreflang, and structured data.
No. These tools analyze content you paste into the browser, so you control exactly what is checked.
Begin with robots.txt and the XML sitemap for site-level discovery, then review indexing controls and page-level signals.
No. Technical SEO signals work together. The recommended workflow helps identify conflicts between related controls.