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Topic Coverage Report

Find the wording your pages cover. Start a small, robots-aware crawl of public pages, then review phrase evidence and observed contextual links.

FREE · INITIAL HTML · EVIDENCE FIRST

Your page sample

Starting pagePublic HTTP or HTTPS URL without credentials, a query or fragment. Only the starting origin is crawled.Page limitBetween 2 and 8 page outcomes. A limit is not a promise of that many analyzable pages.

Phrase checklist optionalOne English phrase per line, 1–6 words, up to 20 unique phrases. Leave blank to extract up to 30 phrases from headings in the inspected sample. Automatic phrases are candidates, not a complete topic universe.

A bounded wording audit, not a site score

This checks extracted initial-HTML wording; CSS visibility and JavaScript rendering are not evaluated. It does not measure subject-matter authority, content quality, semantic completeness or ranking potential. Pages declaring a non-English language are excluded; undeclared language is attempted.

Human verification

The code expires after ten minutes and works once.

A submission requests a limited sample of the site you specify. Do not enter private URLs or confidential phrases. Reports are not persisted by this tool; optional downloads are created in your browser. Hosting, security and CDN logs follow the site's privacy policy.

How to read this report

Observed means the wording was found in the analyzed page sample. Not observed means this method did not find the phrase there; it does not prove your entire site lacks the topic.

The crawler follows eligible same-origin links while respecting robots instructions and request limits. Redirects, fetch failures, excluded languages, JavaScript-only text and unrequested pages constrain the result. A completed bounded crawl only means its eligible queue was exhausted.

Phrase matches are lexical and English-oriented, not semantic or AI judgments. Read each excerpt before acting. Contextual links are observations; link-review notes require editorial judgment and do not authorize automatic page changes.