All your search metrics.
One dashboard.
Aggregate Google Search Console and Google Analytics data across multiple web properties. Impressions, clicks, CTR, position, and sessions in a single view.
Features
Everything you need to monitor your web properties.
Multi-property overview
All your Google Search Console properties at a glance with sparkline trends for clicks and impressions.
GA4 integration
Sessions, pageviews, engaged sessions, bounce rate, and average duration from Google Analytics overlaid on GSC metrics.
Interactive charts
Daily performance charts with toggleable metrics. Click through impressions, clicks, CTR, and position over time.
Dimension breakdown
Analyze performance by queries, pages, countries, and devices to find what drives your traffic.
Date ranges
Switch between 7, 28, and 90 day windows to spot trends at different time scales.
Client-side caching
Smart caching avoids redundant API calls when navigating between views.
Detailed property analytics
Drill into any property for interactive charts with daily trends, GA4 session overlay, and dimension breakdowns by queries, pages, countries, and devices.
Tech stack
Built for performance and reliability.
Rust + Axum
Backend API server with OAuth2 session management
React 19 + SSR
Server-rendered frontend with client hydration
Recharts
Interactive data visualization for daily trends
Google APIs
Search Console v3, Analytics Admin, Analytics Data
Articles
Guides on Google Search Console and Analytics.
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Get started
Requires a Google Cloud project with OAuth 2.0 credentials.
See the setup guide for details.