Changelog

What's new in DigestSEO

User-visible changes to the Site Audit, the workspace, and the open-source MCP servers, newest first. Major releases are grouped into milestones, while implementation-only changes stay out of the public history.

Keyword research suite launches across DigestSEO

  • A persistent Keyword Research Tool shipped alongside dedicated Keyword Difficulty, Bing, YouTube, and Amazon keyword tools.
  • The full keyword-tool family was localized across DigestSEO's supported languages and added to the Free SEO Tools collection.
  • Keyword result surfaces, navigation contrast, market handling, and partial-data states were polished for more reliable day-to-day use.

Solutions experiences for every company size

  • New solution pages launched for enterprise, mid-market, SMB, agency, freelancer, and solo-founder audiences.
  • The Solutions navigation became locale-aware, with search-intent refinements and distinct visual treatment for each audience.

Semantic social previews and public-page polish

  • DigestSEO rolled out a new semantic Open Graph artwork system so shared links carry clearer, page-specific visual context.
  • Top Websites rendering and responsive overflow received another round of production polish.

Official YouTube profile integration

  • DigestSEO's official YouTube profile was added to the site's social profile graph and public navigation surfaces.
  • Profile labels were localized so the integration reads naturally across supported languages alongside the existing social links.

Localization and public navigation polish

  • Cross-locale copy issues were cleaned up while preserving legitimate shared product terminology.
  • Public navigation and internal links were tightened across the site.
  • Hosted-versus-local product wording was clarified where release status could otherwise be ambiguous.

SEO Guide expands to twelve deep topics in sixteen locales

  • The SEO Guide grew to twelve dedicated topics covering how search works, indexing, robots and sitemaps, Core Web Vitals, structured data, hreflang, meta tags, search intent, internal linking, GEO, AI search, and common SEO myths.
  • Every guide was expanded beyond summary copy and published across all sixteen supported locales.
  • Relevant tools now link back to the guides that explain the underlying SEO concepts.

Localized blog, use cases, and Top Websites improvements

  • DigestSEO launched localized blog and use-case experiences, with dedicated copy instead of reused English text.
  • Top Websites gained broader verified data coverage, better logo handling, stronger date semantics, and lighter mobile rendering.
  • Public Product and Resources navigation was refined for a more consistent signed-out experience.

SEO and AEO use cases reach every supported locale

  • Localized SEO and AEO use-case pages shipped with dedicated search-focused copy and FAQs.
  • MCP product pages were translated into the remaining supported locales while preserving the site's localization quality checks.
  • Public product imagery was optimized to reduce unnecessary transfer and rendering work.

Workspace localization and new Home and SEO overview

  • The Site Audit workspace, project setup, SEO overview, Home experience, and empty states were brought to all sixteen supported locales.
  • Home became a personal start page instead of another Site Audit index, while /seo became a cross-project SEO overview.
  • Recent crawls and Fix Packs were surfaced together so signed-in users could resume work more directly.

Fix Pack launches with localized workspace support

  • Fix Pack shipped as a public product page and authenticated workflow for turning selected Site Audit findings into an implementation-ready handoff.
  • The Fix Pack experience was localized across all supported locales and connected to the main Product navigation.
  • Project Settings was redesigned around clearer project-scoped views and the Site Audit workspace received a more compact segmented navigation.

Site Audit issue catalog grows substantially

  • Site Audit added broader issue coverage for external pages, JavaScript, CSS, sitemaps, images, redirects, indexability, and structured data.
  • Issue grouping, severity ordering, affected-URL columns, trend views, and CSV exports were normalized around a clearer shared catalog.
  • Overview charts and health indicators received accessibility and visual-consistency improvements.

Site Audit accuracy, hreflang, sitemap, and redirect upgrades

  • Redirect detection and affected-URL tables were reworked to produce clearer evidence and link context.
  • Hreflang checks, sitemap discovery, sitemap-problem reporting, and resource-level findings were expanded.
  • Crawl status, project-table updates, exports, and mobile issue tables received another reliability and usability pass.

Free SEO Tools collection launches and expands

  • DigestSEO introduced the Free SEO Tools hub and moved key tools into direct, inline workflows instead of placeholder destinations.
  • The collection expanded with client-side SEO utilities, Word Counter, and Google Review tools while retaining the site's locale-aware navigation.
  • Tool pages and shared navigation overlays were refined for desktop and mobile use.

Full locale coverage and Top Websites top 100

  • DigestSEO extended its public locale coverage and aligned shared navigation, theme controls, footer behavior, and tool routes across the supported languages.
  • Top Websites expanded to 100 ranked domains and received richer structured-data and linking treatment.
  • The All Tools directory and SEO dashboard workflow cards were polished as the product surface grew.

Crawl reliability and history workflow improvements

  • Longer Site Audit crawls were made more resilient so projects could complete instead of stalling partway through a run.
  • Crawl history, evidence, issue export, project-tool ordering, and bulk crawl actions were refined.
  • Image-file findings and issue-level evidence became more dependable for follow-up work.

Workspace Home, route separation, and project polish

  • A dedicated workspace Home experience launched and the public Site Audit, project workspace, and Settings routes were separated more cleanly.
  • The Site Audit project index, issue views, breadcrumbs, market selectors, and signed-in header received a substantial usability pass.
  • Workspace route behavior and issue detection were hardened across locales and themes.

All Issues, workspace redesign, and localization hardening

  • Site Audit gained an All Issues report: every detected issue grouped by importance, with Actual / New / All tracked / Turned off views, per-issue detail pages, and per-project issue settings.
  • New breadcrumb project switcher and run comparison — the freshest completed crawl is compared against the previous one by default.
  • The logged-in workspace was rebuilt around a left navigation rail with hover flyouts; the SEO overview and a richer Site Audit landing now guide first-time setup.
  • Homepage competitor comparisons were re-verified against first-party sources, and meta descriptions were tightened for search snippets.
  • Every locale (English plus 8 translations) is now enforced by automated checks that fail the build on untranslated or mixed-language content.

Site Audit projects, history, and health scores

  • Project overview and crawl history were redesigned; resumable crawls now report accurate page and issue metrics.
  • Dashboard health scores link straight into the matching Site Audit report.
  • Project SEO metrics show transparent states instead of placeholder numbers while data is still being collected.

Create Project wizard and workspace polish

  • The Create Project wizard was redesigned with domain uniqueness checks on the first step and clearer setup guidance.
  • Login and signup now return you to where you started; dialogs, dark mode, and navigation received a round of fixes.
  • Project onboarding and the Site Audit workspace flow shipped, connecting public audits to saved projects.

Full Site Audit platform, project history, and exports

  • DigestSEO completed the first full Site Audit platform flow with saved projects, grouped findings, project history, and localized exports.
  • Authenticated product navigation and a localized workspace shell connected the public site to signed-in project work.
  • Crawl execution, completion states, project limits, and responsive workspace behavior were hardened for production use.

Authenticated workspace and persistent Site Audit crawling

  • Sign-in and dashboard flows launched, giving DigestSEO a persistent authenticated product workspace.
  • Site Audit gained scheduled crawl processing, stronger persistence, structured-data support, and more reliable signed-in state.
  • Dark-mode and workspace navigation received the first dedicated product styling pass.

Free public Site Audit and first multilingual rollout

  • DigestSEO launched the zero-cost public Site Audit funnel with a clearer report experience, score summary, and share and print actions.
  • Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and German localization arrived with language routing and localized metadata.
  • Legal, analytics-consent, accessibility, and validation behavior were tightened alongside the launch.

MCP product pages and Web Validator support

  • Dedicated product pages launched for GSC MCP and Web Validator, with clearer installation and product-detail navigation.
  • Web Validator support content expanded to explain public CSS validation and live webpage audits.
  • Header and footer product naming was simplified so visitors could understand the tools without internal naming noise.

AI visibility and MCP experience hardening

  • DigestSEO tightened SEO and GEO metadata, product positioning, and repository-to-site alignment for the MCP product family.
  • The large GEO demo report was deferred until requested, improving initial page weight without removing the proof asset.

Waitlist reliability and indexing hygiene

  • Waitlist signup became more reliable across the public entry points.
  • Privacy-route canonical handling and sitemap consistency were corrected.

GEO demo report adds product proof

  • The GEO product page gained a real demo-report image with click-to-enlarge viewing, plus a homepage teaser that linked visitors into the experience.
  • Visitors could inspect the proof asset directly from the product page before exploring the wider GEO experience.

Search discovery and GEO landing-page expansion

  • Automatic IndexNow submission was added so supported search engines could discover updated pages more quickly after deployment.
  • The GEO product hero, explanatory sections, and footer navigation were expanded to make the new product easier to understand and explore.
  • Waitlist signup behavior was made more resilient when optional storage was unavailable.

DigestSEO pivots to AI visibility and launches the GEO product

  • The original marketing site was rewritten around AI visibility, with the first dedicated GEO product page and a public waitlist flow.
  • Analytics, search verification, robots directives, sitemap generation, privacy content, and basic accessibility improvements were added.
  • The homepage received its first substantial product-focused redesign.

DigestSEO site scaffold

  • The first DigestSEO marketing-site scaffold established the project structure, public pages, and deployment foundation that later product work built on.

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