FREE TOOL · LOCAL-FIRST
Your topic cluster.
Mapped without theatre.
Drop in a crawl export. Get a transparent audit of coverage, intent, depth, duplication, and internal structure — with the next 10 actions ranked.
Run your audit →No account
LOCALNo upload
5 SIGNALSNo magic score
Audit one topic cluster.
Screaming Frog/Sitebulb CSV recommended. Sitemap XML, index.json, or a URL list also works with lower confidence.
Optional Source/Destination CSV. This replaces structural estimates with your real link graph.
Paste data instead
Files stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
THE MODEL
A diagnostic.
Not a Google metric.
Google does not expose a topical authority score. This audit refuses to invent one. The headline score is a documented combination of five observable inputs: topic coverage, intent breadth, internal structure, content depth, and basic page quality.
Confidence changes with the input. A sitemap gives a directional URL audit. A crawl export adds metadata, depth, and word counts. A separate link export makes the graph analysis real.
Read the topical authority framework →LEARN THE SYSTEM
The score finds the gap.
These guides fix it.
An audit is useful only when every signal points to a concrete operating decision. Start with the result your crawl exposed.
Build the missing map.
Turn uncovered entities and intent classes into a focused publishing sequence.
Topical map in 90 minutes → 02 · HUB CANDIDATEChoose the real pillar.
Design the hub-and-spoke structure around architecture, not article length.
Pillar page architecture → 03 · STRUCTURAL DEBTRepair the link graph.
Route relevance and authority through deliberate contextual connections.
Internal linking strategy → 04 · WEAK PAGESReconnect the leaks.
Decide which isolated pages to fix, merge, or remove from the system.
Orphan-page playbook →QUESTIONS
Does the audit upload my crawl data?
No. CSV, XML, JSON, and URL data are parsed locally in your browser. The files are not sent to nikoalho.fi or another service.
Which crawl export works best?
A Screaming Frog or Sitebulb pages CSV with URL, title, meta description, H1, word count, crawl depth, and inlinks gives a strong baseline. Add a Source/Destination internal-links CSV for the highest-confidence graph analysis.
Is the score a Google metric?
No. Google does not publish a topical authority score. This tool is a transparent diagnostic model for coverage, intent breadth, depth, page quality, and internal structure.
Can I use only a sitemap?
Yes, but the result has low confidence because a sitemap exposes URLs without page titles, word counts, or the internal link graph.