Content performance tracking: Every page you have published,
one row each, every number joined.

Two clocks, and the row tells you both. The audit half (scores, gate, issues, authority) is written by the deep crawl, which runs every two weeks; the Audited column is when that page was last crawled. The Search Console and Analytics half syncs daily, and again the moment you connect either account, so it is never waiting on a crawl. Search Console itself reports about two days behind, which is Google's lag, not ours. The Indexed column keeps its own clock: Verand asks Google about each new page every day until it’s indexed, and about every other page about once a week.

Severity and score, never the raw issue count. Critical means the compliance gate is blocked or the page has a critical issue. Warning means a high-severity issue, or an overall score below 70. Healthy means neither of those and a score of 70 or better. A page can carry nine low-severity issues and still be Healthy, which is deliberate: cosmetic findings are not emergencies and a tracker that shouts at everything gets ignored.

No. The crawl scores every page, opens its issues and runs the compliance gate without any Google connection, and those columns fill on the first audit. The indexed, position, clicks, impressions, CTR, engagement and conversion columns read as a dash until you connect, then fill the same day. Connecting is where the row stops being an audit and starts being a decision, so the tab says what is missing rather than hiding the columns.

How many times an AI assistant cited that page in an answer over the last 90 days, pulled from the visibility scans that run against ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Claude. Hovering the number names the engines. It reads as a dash until a scan has run and as a real number after that, including zero, because zero citations is a finding and a blank is not.

Google’s own answer for the page, from Search Console’s URL Inspection: indexed, or why not. Hover a value for Google’s exact wording and the date it was checked, and sort the column to put the pages Google hasn’t indexed first. For a page that isn’t indexed, the drawer’s Inspect link opens it in Search Console, where Request indexing is a button you click yourself: Google only allows it by hand. The column needs Search Console connected, and Check now in the drawer asks Google again on demand.

The crawl visits every page it can discover, with no sampling cap, and the table renders up to 1,000 of them sorted by open issues. Export writes the columns you are looking at, filter included, to CSV or Excel; a PDF report and a push to Google Sheets are marked Soon rather than shipped. Export is part of a paid plan. During the trial the button is locked and says why, and nothing about viewing is gated.

No. Page Tracker reads your site; the only thing on it that can touch a live page is Apply to live on a drafted title or meta description, which needs a connected CMS and your click on a draft you have read. Refresh or rewrite opens the published page in the editor as a draft, where every check re-scores as you edit and the compliance gate runs again before anything can publish. A person publishes, always.