Product features
A Git-like history for SEO changes
SEO Logbook gives SEO teams one place to record manual work, monitor important page changes, connect everything to URLs, and turn that history into reports.
Know what changed, who changed it, why it changed, and what happened later.
URL inventory
Store important URLs first, then turn scheduled monitoring on only where it matters.
Tasks
Connect findings to assigned follow-up work and keep the related URL nearby.
Team access
Separate internal working users from project-level client visibility.
Reports and assets
Summarize recorded work and keep supporting docs close to each project.
Logging system
Replace scattered SEO notes with one reliable timeline
Stop tracking changes across Google Docs, Slack threads, spreadsheets, and memory. SEO Logbook keeps the change, reason, URL, owner, and outcome in one system of record for SEO work.
Automated monitoring
Let monitoring catch what the site changes on its own
SEO Logbook checks priority URLs for title, meta description, heading, canonical, schema, noindex, status, header, redirect, and fetch changes, then records what happened in the logbook.
URLs
Build a URL inventory, then choose what to monitor
Store important URLs without monitoring all of them. Turn on active monitoring only for the pages that need scheduled checks.
Inventory URLs do not use active monitor capacity. Active monitors do.
URL memory
Every important page gets its own history
A URL detail page brings together important notes, the full change timeline, and related tasks for that page.
Tasks
Turn findings into follow-up work
Create tasks from SEO findings, connect them to URLs, assign owners, and verify or document follow-up from the same project context.
Team and clients
Give teams access and clients visibility without mixing projects
Workspace members can work across projects. Project-specific editors and viewers can be limited to only the projects they should see.
Projects and overview
Run SEO work across clients, sites, and teams
Project cards and workspace dashboards give you the bigger picture: recent changes, open tasks, active URLs, and team activity.
Reports
Turn the timeline into a clear report
Use logs, tasks, monitor runs, health issues, and manually recorded Impact Results to build client-ready summaries.
Assets
Keep supporting links close to the project
Save content calendars, docs, briefs, sheets, and references so the team does not have to search through old messages.
Start with the record
Make SEO changes easier to explain
Start by logging work manually. Add monitoring where it matters. Build a reliable history your team and clients can trust.