An SEO audit is useful when it tells you which page to fix first and how to prove the fix took effect. Yasnora SEO performs a bounded crawl of public HTTPS pages and exposes checkable findings. It is beta, not a ranking promise.
Move from finding to verification
Run an audit and inspect the sampled pages. Review status, title, description, H1, language, canonical, structured data, sitemap and broken internal links. Open the affected URL and source signal. Start with inaccessible important pages, wrong canonicals and broken paths, then handle metadata. Help describes crawl limits; the Wiki explains findings.
Access and connections
Free includes one lifetime audit; further limits depend on the plan. Read-only Google Search Console and Yandex Webmaster paths exist, but each property needs authorization and a successful import. A connection button alone does not mean metrics are available. Sitemap and recrawl submission depend on configuration and never guarantee indexing or rankings.
How to start
Open SEO, save a finding for one public page, change your own site and audit again. The fix-verification guide separates publishing from proof.
FAQ. Is Search Console required for an audit? No. Is indexing guaranteed? No. Does the default crawl render all JavaScript? No such guarantee is made.
