Free website tools for fixing the annoying stuff

Free tools for checking website problems.

KiloParse helps you check the small things that make a site feel broken or unfinished: links, forms, page titles, thin content, ads.txt, robots.txt, sitemap files, schema, images, newsletter signup copy, and basic trust pages.

No pressure, no fancy pitch. Just a small site from Dan Nunez with tools and notes that might help you figure out what to fix next.

Start with the tools. The tools page has 20 simple checkers for titles, descriptions, links, forms, content depth, images, schema, trust pages, ads.txt, robots.txt, and sitemap basics. Paste something in, run the check, fix what it catches, then move to the next thing.

A few simple tools that might help.

These are for the annoying little checks people usually forget until something breaks or a review goes badly.

Newsletter Signup Checker

Check whether your email form is clear, easy to understand, and worth testing before you send people to it.

AdSense Readiness Checker

Look over the basic stuff that can make a site feel unfinished before you ask Google to review it.

Content Depth Calculator

Find pages that may feel too thin, repeated, or rushed so you know where to spend your time first.

Start with the stuff that causes the most headaches.

You do not have to fix the whole site in one sitting. Pick one thing, clean it up, and keep going.

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Check the basic pages

Make sure people can tell who runs the site, how to contact you, and what the site is here to do.

This is meant to feel like a helpful buddy, not a company.

KiloParse is just me trying to make a few useful things for people who are tired, confused, or trying to get their site into better shape.

Get the plain-English notes.

Short notes about forms, site checks, missing pages, thin content, and the boring fixes that can save you trouble later.