OWNER-CONNECTED · READ-ONLY
Google Search Console Audit
Review your own search performance: property totals, pages, queries, device splits and daily trends. Keep missing data, Pacific-Time dates and API coverage limits visible.
Google connection: setup required
The page is public, but automatic audits are not connected yet. The administrator must configure the free Search Console API and Google OAuth client. Each visitor will then connect their own Google account.
No private data is fetched and no sample metrics are presented as real results.
What this version covers
One property, one selected performance view and one bounded date range per request. It does not inspect all Google indexing reports, sitemaps, manual actions or security issues. It cannot audit an unrelated competitor account or change Search Console settings.
Questions and limits
Can I audit any competitor domain?
No. Each visitor signs into this website and connects their own Google account. Only properties accessible to that account can be selected. The site administrator’s Search Console connection is never shared.
Does this require a paid API?
Google makes the Search Console API available without charge, subject to quotas. The administrator must configure a Google OAuth web client and complete any required Google app verification. This tool cannot create property access.
What does this first version review?
Finalized web-search totals, pages, queries, device splits or daily rows for past dates within 90 days. It is a bounded performance review, not a full account audit, index coverage report, sitemap inspection or live rank checker.
What is stored?
A short-lived access token is encrypted and tied to your website user and login session for up to one hour. No refresh token or report history is saved. Disconnect removes that local connection; Google grants can be revoked in your Google Account. Server logs and backups may retain operational records.
What can the data miss?
Search Console may return top rows only, omit low-volume queries and delay data. Missing rows are not zero traffic or evidence of deindexing. Page and query rows are not summed into property totals.
Does this change Search Console or my website?
No. Only read-only property listing and performance queries are made. No sitemap submission, indexing request, property changes, content editing, scheduled checks or marketing actions are performed.
Source: Google Search Console API. Free API access is subject to quotas and authorized property access.