Estimate how quickly an article may date by detecting years, relative time phrases, events, prices, versions, and update-sensitive claims. Paste the requested format, run the analysis, and review a transparent report you can edit or export. Everything works in the browser with no account or API key.
This tool evaluates the supplied text for the specific editorial task named above. Its output separates measurable signals from recommendations so you can decide what belongs in the final page.
Automated content checks support editorial judgment; they do not replace factual review, search documentation, or user research.
Load the sample and run the tool. The result shows a formatted report plus two or more measurable details. Change one line and run it again to verify that the output responds to the input.
Processing is deterministic and local to the current browser tab. Results change only when the supplied text or options change, and export data is built from the same displayed analysis.
The tool cannot inspect live pages, search results, backlinks, indexing status, or private analytics. Pattern matches may miss context and should be reviewed by a person.
No. The processing in this page runs locally in your browser.
Treat the result as an editorial aid. Check facts, context, brand rules, and page intent before publishing.
Pattern-based checks cannot fully understand editorial context, so a flagged item may be appropriate in some cases.
No. It helps with a focused content task but cannot guarantee rankings, rich results, traffic, or Discover inclusion.
Use the sample format shown in the input. Tools designed for line-based records accept one record per line.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Primary metric | Input size or records processed |
| Warnings | Items that merit editorial review |
| Export | Structured rows and JSON when appropriate |
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