Tools & Products

We don’t just analyse the web. We build things for it.

Tools, apps, experiments and digital products built by Cultured Digital. A shelf for the things that are finished, and a record of the things that were tried.

Shelves

Six places for real things to go.

Nothing is invented to fill them. Each entry appears when a real product exists.

Used in client work
Internal tools

Described, not necessarily released.

Built and shipped
MVPs & apps

Concept to live product.

Datasets and dashboards
Data tools

Method documented.

Tried in public
Experiments

Failures included.

Entry anatomy

What each product page carries.

One consistent structure, so a product added next year looks like it belongs.

Status
Live, Beta, Internal, Experiment or Retired.
Purpose
The problem it solves, in a sentence.
How it works
Method, data sources and limits.
Built with
Stack, in plain terms.
Access
Use it, request access, or read the write-up.

Every tool and product page follows the same structure, so you can compare them quickly and know where to look. The status says whether something is live, in beta, internal, an experiment or retired. Purpose, how it works and built with describe what it does and where its limits are, and the access button takes you to the product itself.

Both products live today follow it: SEO Ops, a WordPress plugin for running SEO client work in one system, and Link Signals, which scans a site’s outbound links and flags the ones that no longer belong. Everything built by Cultured Digital is also listed on the Projects page.

Related reading on Insights: expired domains in your outbound links, false broken links and bot protection and what clients should see in SEO reporting. If you want something like this built, Products in Web Development covers it.

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Why this belongs here

Builders give better SEO advice.

Shipping products means dealing with the same crawling, rendering and indexing problems clients have. It keeps the advice honest.

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