Seoma

Introduction to Seoma

Seoma is a suite of browser-based SEO tools designed for on-page analysis, content quality checks, technical validation, and metadata generation. It centralizes common SEO workflows into lightweight utilities that run entirely in the user’s browser.

The product is intended for SEO practitioners, content editors, developers, and site owners who need quick, privacy-preserving checks without account creation or data transfer. It is free, open source, and built to operate without tracking, with many tools functioning offline.

Key Takeaways

• Runs entirely in the browser; no accounts, no tracking, and data stays on the device
• Free and open source with zero usage limits
• On-page analysis tools: meta tag analyzer, heading structure analyzer, keyword density checker, and bulk title/description validation
• Preview utilities: Google SERP preview and social media (Open Graph/Twitter/X/LinkedIn) preview
• Generators: JSON-LD schema markup and robots.txt with presets
• Technical helpers: sitemap generator, redirect chain checker, and mobile-friendly test
• “SEO Spy” for consolidated inspection of a site’s meta, schema, and social previews
• Works offline for generation and local checks; network-based analyses run client-side

How Seoma Works

Seoma executes all processing on the client side. Users open a tool in the browser, input a URL or paste content, and receive immediate feedback. For URL-based analyses, Seoma fetches and processes page data client-side to evaluate meta tags, headings, Open Graph/Twitter Cards, and other elements. For content or configuration tasks, users paste data or select presets and receive results instantly.

Many tools operate fully offline (for example, schema generation, robots.txt configuration, and bulk title/description checks). Tools that analyze a live webpage require network access to retrieve the target URL but still process data locally. Outputs can be copied or downloaded for direct use in websites and CMSs.

Core Benefits and Applications

• On-page SEO audits: identify missing or misconfigured meta tags, evaluate heading hierarchy, and assess keyword density
• Content quality control: validate title and description lengths at scale prior to publishing
• Search and social previews: check SERP snippets and social link previews to align messaging and prevent truncation or poor rendering
• Structured data and crawling configuration: generate JSON-LD for common entity types and build robots.txt with practical presets
• Technical troubleshooting: map redirect chains and validate sitemap XML; check mobile-friendliness indicators
• Privacy-first workflows: perform audits and generation tasks without uploading data or creating accounts

Pricing and Usage

Tool Groups and Examples