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Local-Only Crawl Data

Crawl results that are stored on your own machine and never sent to the tool vendor.

CrawlerProduct FeaturesAlso known as: Local crawl data, Private crawl data

Definition

With local-only storage, everything a crawl collects stays on your own disk. VisibilityKit runs no crawl server, so there is nothing for it to read.

The only data that leaves your machine is what an integration you configured needs: a Google API call, or a prompt to the AI provider whose key you entered.

Why It Matters

Client sites, staging URLs and unreleased pages are sensitive. Keeping crawl data local removes a whole category of data-handling questions.

How VisibilityKit Helps

VisibilityKit Crawler stores all crawl data on your own machine on every plan. Optional audit summaries and fix suggestions use the AI provider you configure, billed by them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can VisibilityKit see my crawls?

No. Crawl data is stored on your own machine and VisibilityKit runs no crawl server.

Does anything leave my machine?

Only what an integration you configured needs, such as a Google API call or a prompt to your chosen AI provider.

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VisibilityKit Crawler

A desktop SEO crawler for macOS, Windows and Linux. Find what is broken, assign the work, then verify every fix. Crawl data stays on your machine.

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