Technical SEO for a single-page app
A real title, description and canonical on every page, plus Open Graph previews that look right when shared.
Base44 apps run in the browser, so a crawler can land on an empty shell. I sort out titles, descriptions, structured data and sitemaps, check what bots receive, and trim whatever's slowing your pages down.
Technical SEO, structured data and performance for Base44 apps. I check what search engines and AI crawlers actually see, then fix it.
A real title, description and canonical on every page, plus Open Graph previews that look right when shared.
JSON-LD that describes who you are and what each page is, and matches what people can see on the page.
llms.txt, clear robots rules for AI crawlers, and answers written so assistants can quote them accurately.
Lazy-loaded pages, smaller bundles, properly sized images and no layout jumping about while things load.
I fetch your pages as Googlebot and AI crawlers, compare that with a normal browser, and fix the difference.
Five steps, in this order. You see progress at every one of them.
Step 01
Titles, descriptions, headings, structured data, sitemap, robots and speed, page by page.
Step 02
What crawlers receive, compared with what people see.
Step 03
Meta tags, JSON-LD, sitemap, llms.txt and the slow bits.
Step 04
Clear headings and short, quotable answers for the things people ask.
Step 05
Sitemap into Search Console, then keep an eye on what gets indexed.
What people said
Read every review…fixed my SEO, and cleaned up my site! great to work with, really good communication!
5.0
from 9 reviews on Base44
What I've built
Runtime meta tags, JSON-LD on every page, a generated sitemap and llms.txt. Built on Base44.
Take a look
Agent-ready on purpose: llms.txt, llms-full.txt and an AGENTS.md rules file, so AI tools can read the whole course.
Read the case studySomething else on your mind? Ask me. I answer everything myself.
Ask a questionYes. Base44 says it serves crawlers a rendered version of your pages, and it gives you tools for titles, descriptions and structured data. In my own testing that rendered version didn't show up for every app, so I always check what bots actually receive rather than assuming.
Generative engine optimisation: making your site easy for AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity to understand and cite. Most of it is good SEO done properly, plus clear, quotable answers. There is more in my GEO glossary entry.
For SEO, yes. Base44's docs say its automatic SEO and GEO features, like the sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt and social previews, are designed for apps on custom domains. A Base44 subdomain is treated more like staging.
Honestly, nobody can promise rankings, and anyone who does is guessing. Technical fixes help search engines read your site straight away. Rankings and AI citations build up over weeks and months, depending on your content and who links to you.
Interfaces that look designed, not generated.
Full-stack Base44 apps, built properly from the data up.
Stripe, Resend and third-party APIs, wired in and working.
Send me your URL. I'll tell you what bots see and what I'd fix first.