On-page fixes: suggested by the AI, approved by you
Page by page, the Editor lists the on-page issues, title, meta description, Hn, alt, and shows for each one the gap to the recommendations. It is your AI that writes the proposals. It is then up to you to approve or ignore. No change reaches the site : this is a preparation phase. At the next crawl, an approved line whose issue has disappeared switches on its own to ” resolved “.
An issue, a proposal, your approval
The Editor groups the fixes by page and measures each gap to the recommendations, before you decide.
- The grouping is done by page : a single URL can add up title, meta and H1.
- Each issue is measured against the recommendations (title 30-60, meta 70-160 characters).
- The proposals come from the AI ; it is up to you to approve or ignore, in bulk.
- No change reaches the site. At the next crawl, a resolved issue switches to ” resolved “.
Published from Neuchâtel, built for Switzerland
SEO Cartograph is published in French-speaking Switzerland, in Neuchâtel, by Thomas Nedjar, for Swiss freelancers and agencies, with pricing in francs. The fixes are suggested by the AI, and nothing is applied without your approval. The crawl runs on your machine : your data stays with you.
The fixes are part of a whole
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The free version is enough to list your first on-page issues and read the AI’s proposals.
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Fixing the on-page remains one of the SEO tasks with the best effort-to-result ratio. A title too short, a missing meta description or a duplicate H1 weigh on the way a page comes out in the results. SEO Cartograph’s Editor gathers these issues page by page, measures the gap to the recommendations, and lets the AI write a proposal for each one.
The AI suggests, you approve
Nothing goes to your site until you have approved it. Each line shows the current value, the gap to the benchmarks (title between 30 and 60 characters, meta description between 70 and 160) and the proposal written by the AI. You approve or you ignore, one at a time or in bulk. It is a preparation phase that keeps the decision in your hands.
What the AI writes, what approval keeps
The AI relies on the actual content of each page to write its wording. A title proposed for a product page takes into account the vocabulary already present in the text; another proposed for a service page adjusts to its own. The final tone chosen for the brand, or the arbitration when two fixes pull in different directions on the same page, remain human decisions, made at the moment of approval. For on-page fixes, this division of roles avoids spending hours writing each title and each meta description yourself, page after page, while keeping a human filter before publication. The AI carries the first draft. You keep the final say on what actually goes live.
A cycle that closes at the next crawl
An approved line whose issue has disappeared switches on its own to ” resolved ” at the next crawl, which gives an honest reading of progress. The on-page fixes work together with the rest of the dashboard : see the technical audit that spots the issues, the internal linking suggested by the AI, or the SEO Cartograph dashboard as a whole.
- Each on-page fix is measured against the length benchmarks for the title and the meta.
- Approval remains manual, one at a time or in bulk, before any publication.
- A fixed issue automatically switches to ” resolved ” at the next crawl.
- The AI writes the proposal ; the final decision stays in your hands.