Loomaly

Loomaly audits every page of a website for SEO and ranks what to fix first. Claude works through the list with you, and Loomaly re-checks the live page once a fix is deployed. Every page is checked with code rules (titles, canonicals, headings, links, images, structured data, hreflang, JavaScript-only pages) and an AI judgment of what code can't measure. A rule that hits hundreds of pages is usually one change in a shared template, so the queue groups them that way. With this connector Claude can: - Add your site and start its first scan, then tell you how far the scan has got. - List your sites and their health scores, and explain what to fix first and how many pages each problem affects. - Read the evidence for a problem and a fix prompt written for your site's framework (Next.js, Shopify, WordPress and others). - Mark a problem fixed with a link to the pull request, then re-check the live pages once the fix is deployed. - Set aside a problem you decide is not one for your site, with your reason. - Review internal link suggestions and record which ones you accept. - Work on a focus page: one page that should make money, with a change log where each change is judged on the 14 days before and after it went live. - See the site's Google search numbers: clicks against the previous 28 days, the top pages, and the queries a page already ranks on page two for. Most tools only read. The ones that write change nothing on your website: they record a decision in your Loomaly account (a problem marked fixed or ignored, a link suggestion accepted or rejected, a change logged, the focus page and brief), or start work that uses your plan's monthly pages (adding a site, scanning it again, re-checking pages). Sign in or create a free account the first time you connect; the free plan covers one site. On the OAuth consent screen, reading, adding and scanning sites, and recording decisions start ticked; untick any you'd rather keep. Search Console data starts unticked.