Titles and descriptions
Find missing, placeholder or repeated page metadata that makes different docs pages look alike.
DOCUMENTATION SEO CHECKER
See how your docs appear to search crawlers.
Enter a public docs or help center URL. We’ll review titles, descriptions, headings, URL paths and indexing signals across the documentation area, then show the pages that need attention.
DOCS SEO HEALTH CHECK
Scan your documentation
Find the gap. Know where to fix it.
Headings and URLs
Review H1 and H2 structure, opaque URL suffixes, and a gentle URL wording check for editorial review.
Indexing clues
See noindex directives, canonical targets, robots access and sitemap inclusion where a sitemap is available.
This scan reads public HTML and checks up to 60 pages on the submitted docs host. It respects robots.txt. A score summarizes the checks we can verify; it does not confirm Google indexing, measure rankings, or predict AI citations. Pages blocked by a site or verification screen stay unscored.
KEEP THE BASICS CURRENT
Make documentation easier to find and maintain.
Hyperdocs brings publishing and content management together. You can set site SEO defaults, review page-level metadata, and use AI suggestions for titles and descriptions on eligible plans. Your team keeps the final review before publishing.
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Can this tool tell me whether Google indexed my docs?
No. It checks signals visible in public HTML, robots.txt and a discoverable sitemap. To confirm Google’s chosen canonical and indexing status, inspect your verified property in Google Search Console.
What documentation URLs can I check?
Use a public documentation or help center path, such as example.com/docs/, or a dedicated host like docs.example.com. The scan stays within that docs area and does not require your site credentials.
Does a lower score mean my docs will rank poorly?
No. The score helps you prioritize visible page metadata and crawler signals. It does not measure content usefulness, backlinks, search demand, rankings or AI citations. Review the individual findings before changing a page.