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How SEODock's local-first tools work

Every SEODock tool runs in your browser tab. Here's what that means and why it's faster and more private.

Getting started

SEODock is built as a browser-based application. When you open a tool and start typing, pasting, or uploading a file, all of the processing happens in JavaScript running inside your own browser tab — not on a remote server.

What runs where

The pages themselves are static files delivered from a content network, the same way any modern website loads. Once the page is open, the tool logic lives entirely on your device. Generating a meta tag, building schema markup, or processing a CSV never sends your content anywhere.

Why this matters

  • Speed: there's no round trip to a server, so results appear instantly as you type.
  • Privacy: your titles, descriptions, URLs, and files stay on your device.
  • Resilience: tools keep working even if your connection drops mid-session.

Where your data is saved

Drafts, favorites, recent tools, and checklist progress are stored using your browser's LocalStorage and IndexedDB. They persist between visits on the same browser, and you can clear them anytime from your dashboard.