One Week After Launch: Adding 20 More SEO Tests to TrackMySitemap
Hey Indie Hackers,
Just a quick update from my solo project TrackMySitemap, which I launched a week ago.
The idea behind it is pretty simple:
Most SEO tools give you surface-level reports. I wanted to build something that goes deeper, a tool that scans your sitemap, checks every URL, and uncovers hidden SEO issues that can quietly kill your traffic.
Last week I released the MVP with 12 automated SEO tests, and the response has been great, people are already finding broken links, misused meta tags, indexation issues, etc., that other tools weren’t showing.
But I realized... it wasn’t enough.
A few users gave feedback like:
“I fixed what you found, but is there anything else I might be missing?”
The answer is almost always: yes.
So this week, I’m rolling out 20+ new tests, things like:
Orphaned pages
Canonical + hreflang conflicts
Pages blocked by robots.txt but still in sitemap
Soft 404s
JavaScript-blocked content
Thin vs. duplicate ratio
Internal linking gaps
Sitemap vs. crawl mismatch
...and more.
These are the real SEO killers and most tools don’t check for them at all.
Why this matters
After this update (in a few days), TrackMySitemap will run 30+ checks per site link.
I don’t know any other tool that goes this deep by default, especially not in this format (fast, focused, and without bloated dashboards).
If you run a content site, SaaS product, or just want to make sure your SEO isn’t leaking traffic — give it a try:
Would love to hear what you think and what else you'd want it to check.
Thanks for the early support! It really means a lot 🙌
