Ship code without breaking your SEO - Catch technical SEO bugs before you deploy
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SEOCode is a GitHub App for automated SEO code review — it checks every pull request against current, up-to-date SEO rules and posts exact fixes in your PR comment.
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Every time a engineering team ships a code update, they risk silently breaking their site's search visibility.
Critical search data like titles, open-graph cards, indexing rules, and structured data often get wiped out or misconfigured during routine deployments.
Traditionally, fixing these issues required a tedious, multi-step post-launch inspection: checking live code, testing social previews, verifying crawler permissions, and re-deploying fixes. When these manual checks get missed, rankings tank, traffic drops, and friction erupts between engineering and marketing teams.
Most developers aren't search engine specialists. Engineers are hired to build fast, functional software, not to track subtle updates to how Google parses code. Yet when site traffic suddenly drops, management blames engineering for breaking the site, while developers point back at marketing for vague requirements.
Making matters worse, search guidelines shift constantly. Google regularly updates how it reads code, and teams usually only realize a rule changed weeks later when traffic tanks and sales inquiries dry up.
We already write automated tests to catch broken buttons and server errors before code goes live, so why leave search visibility to manual guesswork after launch?
That’s why we built SEOcode.
SEOcode acts like an automated safety net for your website's search visibility right inside your code editor. It automatically tests your meta tags, search engine rules, and site data before you publish, catching invisible errors before search engines or your customers ever see them.
No more manual post-launch checks. No more guessing why a page dropped out of search results. Just ship your code, and keep your site search-ready on autopilot.
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Every time a engineering team ships a code update, they risk silently breaking their site's search visibility.
Critical search data like titles, open-graph cards, indexing rules, and structured data often get wiped out or misconfigured during routine deployments.
Traditionally, fixing these issues required a tedious, multi-step post-launch inspection: checking live code, testing social previews, verifying crawler permissions, and re-deploying fixes. When these manual checks get missed, rankings tank, traffic drops, and friction erupts between engineering and marketing teams.
Most developers aren't search engine specialists. Engineers are hired to build fast, functional software, not to track subtle updates to how Google parses code. Yet when site traffic suddenly drops, management blames engineering for breaking the site, while developers point back at marketing for vague requirements.
Making matters worse, search guidelines shift constantly. Google regularly updates how it reads code, and teams usually only realize a rule changed weeks later when traffic tanks and sales inquiries dry up.
We already write automated tests to catch broken buttons and server errors before code goes live, so why leave search visibility to manual guesswork after launch?
That’s why we built SEOcode.
SEOcode acts like an automated safety net for your website's search visibility right inside your code editor. It automatically tests your meta tags, search engine rules, and site data before you publish, catching invisible errors before search engines or your customers ever see them.
No more manual post-launch checks. No more guessing why a page dropped out of search results. Just ship your code, and keep your site search-ready on autopilot.