Titles, descriptions and content
Missing, duplicate or badly sized titles and meta descriptions, heading hierarchy, duplicate pages, content value, images without alt text, and social tags.
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Seodisias is the desktop SEO crawler we build in-house. It crawls your site on your own computer, with no page limit, and lists what it finds by priority: titles and structured data, page speed, whether AI crawlers can get in, and more. The crawler is free and will stay free.
Search engines and AI crawlers don't tell you where they get stuck. A broken link, a wrong canonical or a robots.txt line that keeps bots out can go unnoticed for months. Seodisias walks the whole site the way a bot would and puts those problems in front of you, page by page. We built it for SEO specialists, agencies and in-house teams who look after their own site.
Crawl data and reports stay on your device. Your site's data isn't sent to anyone's server.
A corporate site with a few hundred pages and a catalogue with tens of thousands get crawled the same way. The free version has no crawl cap.
Every issue is marked high, medium or low priority, so the things to fix first sit at the top of the list.
Each check is its own module. New checks arrive through regular app updates.
Missing, duplicate or badly sized titles and meta descriptions, heading hierarchy, duplicate pages, content value, images without alt text, and social tags.
robots.txt, noindex and nofollow directives, XML sitemaps, canonical tags, response codes, redirects, URL structure, and how deep important pages sit from the homepage.
Missing return links between language versions, wrong language or region codes, Schema.org errors, and Google's rich result requirements.
Page load times, compression, cache headers, mobile usability and favicons. The crawl summary also shows average response time and the slowest pages.
SSL certificate details, HTTPS and mixed content, HTTP security headers, and domain age.
Whether AI crawlers can reach the site, llms.txt, author and organization markup, contact details, physical address and privacy policy. It all rolls up into a single readiness score.
Export results as a PDF. The Markdown export is there so you can hand the report to an AI assistant and work through it.
The macOS build is signed and notarized by Apple. On a Mac you can also install it with Homebrew: brew install --cask aligundogdu/seodisias/seodisias
New versions ship regularly. You update from within the app, and every release is documented in the changelog.
Seodisias is live and grows with every release. The items below are in progress or on the list; they're plans, not dated promises.
Share a report through a link, without the other side creating an account. Designed with agencies presenting to clients in mind.
Team accounts, invitations and roles, so you can work from the same crawl results as your colleagues.
Two paid plans are on the roadmap: one for team collaboration, one for AI and GEO analysis. The crawler stays free.
When we start working with a client on visibility, the first thing we do is crawl their site with Seodisias. That list becomes the basis of the first month's plan. We check our own changes with the same tool, before they go live and after.
We run the same checks every month, so the difference between two months reflects the work we actually did.
Problems we run into on client sites shape which checks we add to the app next.
On top of measurement we add content, technical fixes and monthly tracking.
See the serviceYes. Downloading and using the app is free, with no hidden fees or usage limits. Future paid plans will cover extras like team collaboration and AI analysis; the crawler stays free.
Nowhere. The crawl runs on your computer, and results and reports are stored there.
The app has no page limit.
No. Seodisias is open to everyone. If you'd like help reading the results or want us to handle the fixes, take a look at our visibility service.
Leave your site address. We'll crawl it with Seodisias and review it alongside your AI visibility.