Our latest release adds a Target queries card to the On-Page panel and a tighter handoff between our analysis panel and AI actions.
Changelog
Every release, as it ships. The browser updates itself.
SERP Lens 1.0: a free tier, a Windows build, and an AI panel that runs SEO skills, connects MCPs, and reads Search Console. Plus a command palette, multi-engine search, and deeper indexability, sitemap, speed, and JavaScript panels.
SERP preview lands in the bottom panel — see the page's listing as Google would render it, edit the fields, and layer rich-result variants to test alternatives before they ship.
Schema.org validation now runs on every page visit, with the line behind each issue highlighted in a dedicated JSON panel. Location emulation and the panel selector were both rebuilt for faster browsing and quicker context switching.
An SEO alert engine in SERP Lens, with seventeen rule categories running during analysis. New panels for JavaScript auditing (raw HTML vs rendered DOM) and accessibility auditing (axe-core). An RFC 9309– and Google-spec–compliant robots.txt parser that flags whether the current URL is blocked and highlights the exact line that caused the block. A full preferences area with app-wide theming. Animated empty states across projects, keywords, screenshots, and SERP compare.
The SERP Lens desktop application for MacOS users for ARM (M-Series) and X64 (Intel) is now available to be downloaded. See our feature launch post and video for more details.
