Loomaly

Loomaly audits every page of a website for SEO and hands the results to Claude as a fix list it can work through.

Every page is checked with code rules (titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings, links, images, structured data, hreflang, pages that only render with JavaScript) and an AI judgment of what code can't measure. Problems are ranked by what to fix first. A rule that hits hundreds of pages is usually one change in a shared template, so the queue groups them that way.

With this connector Claude can:

• Add your site and start its first scan, then tell you how far the scan has got.
• List your sites and their health scores, and explain what to fix first and how many pages each problem affects.
• Read the evidence for a problem and a fix prompt written for your site's framework (Next.js, Shopify, WordPress and others).
• Mark a problem fixed with a link to the pull request, then re-check the live pages once the fix is deployed, one page or several pages of a template at once.
• Set aside a problem you decide is not one for your site, with your reason.
• Review internal link suggestions and record which ones you accept.
• Work on a focus page: one page that should make money, checked against your brief (what you sell, to whom, what counts as a conversion), with a change log where each change is judged on the 14 days before and after it went live.

Most tools only read. The ones that write change nothing on your website: they record a decision in your Loomaly account (a problem marked fixed or ignored, a link suggestion accepted or rejected, a change logged, the focus page and brief), or start work that uses your plan's monthly pages (adding a site, scanning it again, re-checking pages).

You need a Loomaly account; the free plan covers one site. Sign-in is OAuth, and a newly connected client is read-only until you allow more on the consent screen.