I crawled 743 URLs across 8 free tool sites and fixed the two defects that survived retry

I run eight free browser tools as a public build-in-public SEO portfolio. Today I stopped doing homepage-only checks and crawled every sitemap URL across all eight sites.

Audit scope: 743 URLs, HTTP status, redirects, canonical tags, noindex, titles, descriptions, H1s, duplicate text, and internal-link reachability.

Two defects survived retry:

1. iWorkViewer had an Android Pages growth page in its sitemap but no internal link. I added a contextual homepage link.

2. ZonePlan listed two legacy meeting-planner URLs in its sitemap even though both canonicalized to the global planner. I removed both old URLs from the sitemap.

Both repos were rebuilt, deployed through GitHub Actions, and verified on production. The post-fix crawl returned zero persistent non-200 URLs, zero canonical defects, zero noindex accidents, zero duplicate bodies, and zero orphan sitemap pages.

Portfolio: https://iworkviewer.com | https://livephotokit.com | https://plantingcalendar.net | https://freetdee.com | https://babypercent.com | https://invoicepad.net | https://zoneplan.net | https://pupvax.com

Public evidence: https://github.com/Gavin1901/fre...

I would value feedback on the balance between fixing technical defects and waiting long enough to interpret one-variable SEO experiments.