Features

A crawler, and the diagnostics around it

Consuela started as a technical-SEO crawler and grew into the workbench that sits open next to your editor. All of it runs on your machine.

Walkthrough

Walk the whole site the way a search engine does

Start from one URL and follow internal links until the queue empties. Robots rules are respected, and the concurrency and per-host rate limits are yours to set.

Whole site from a single start URL
Concurrency and rate limits
JavaScript rendering
Streams to SQLite, not memory
Findings

Everything an audit turns on, grouped by what to fix first

Titles, meta, canonicals, headings, links, images, hreflang, structured data. Each finding says how many URLs it affects and what the consequence is.

Severity, not a score
A punch list your client can read
CSV, JSON and JUnit output
Compared against the last pass
Citations · Consuela Cloud

Know whether the answer engines are citing you

Give it the terms you care about and Cloud checks them on a schedule, keeping every result so you can see the week a citation was lost. Part of Consuela Cloud — a scheduled check needs a machine that is awake.

Visibility as a trend, not a snapshot
Checked weekly
The exact URL that was cited
The competitor cited instead
Workbench

The second tool you would have opened anyway

DNS lookups, the system hosts file with version history, security scanning over a local project, and your project commands with streaming output.

DNS and host resolution
Hosts editor with history
OWASP and secrets scanning
Run project commands

Free, on your machine

Windows, macOS and Linux. Single binary. No account. Build from source until there is a release.