Visola: SEO Stats

Clicks, impressions, CTR and position of your sites from Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your data stays with you.

Search Console, the way your phone works. Sign in with Google and all your websites are there, even from several accounts. Nothing to set up, no projects to sort.

Compared with before Clicks, impressions, CTR and position from 7 days to 16 months, each against the period before.

Nearly at the top Which queries bring visitors, which pages they land on, where they search from. Plus winners, losers, new queries and the opportunities on positions 4 to 10. Search appearance is there too, such as reviews or videos.

History that stays Google keeps 16 months. Visola keeps the daily totals of every website on your device, for as long as you have the app.

Widgets and alerts Your clicks on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen. And a notification when a website falls or climbs sharply from one week to the next.

Up close Choose a query and its curve opens with clicks, impressions, CTR and position, plus the pages it leads to. On the Mac it sits beside the list, the arrow keys move to the next query, and ⌘C copies the rows into Numbers as columns. Below it are Bing’s numbers for the same row, and a page also offers Google’s URL inspection with its rich results.

Hour by hour The last 24 hours sit next to the same hours a week earlier. Lay up to three of the last ten days on top of each other and see when people search.

Brand and non-brand How many clicks come from people who don’t search for your name? Enter your brand terms once, and the chart shows brand and non-brand searches on their own. Sections do the same for part of a website, such as /blog/.

Two sources in one app There is no app for Bing Webmaster Tools. In Visola an API key is enough, and Bing’s clicks sit on top of Google’s in every chart. Bing’s sitemaps sit next to Google’s.

On iPad, everything side by side At a glance: the chart across the full width, below it queries, pages, countries and devices in two columns, and all your websites in one table.

On the Mac, in its own window Your websites sit in the sidebar, the period in the toolbar, and the widgets go on the desktop. Sign in once: iCloud Keychain brings your Google account and Bing key to the Mac, and the same purchase covers it.

Your numbers stay with you.

Visola has no server. It asks Google and Bing directly from your device, only reads, and keeps the answers there. No account with me, no analytics, no tracking. The App Store label says it plainly: no data collected.

Is Visola made by Google? No. Visola is an independent app by a single developer. It uses the official APIs of Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, but it is not made, endorsed or checked by Google or Microsoft.

Languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Dutch, following the system language.

Requirements: iOS 26, iPadOS 26 or macOS 26 on Apple silicon. One purchase covers all three.