Chrome Extension

See every page change — right inside the tab you're on.

Page Pulse docks a live change panel onto any website. Open it on the page you're viewing and instantly see what was edited, when, and what it did to your traffic — without ever leaving the browser.

Built for the Chrome Web Store
avalanchecreative.co/services
Page Pulse
avalanchecreative.co
Project: Avalanche Creative
Annotations Analytics
Mar 17, 2026

46 changes — Text (p) 11, Link 11, Heading (h3) 10, Heading (h5) 7

100
Text (div)
Architecture, Manufacturing
  • Added 11 internal links across service & resource sections
  • Edited 11 paragraphs with updated service descriptions
  • Added 10 new h3 headings introducing service categories
  • Restructured nav with stronger CTAs to contact forms
318 in · 147 out · $0.0032

1 change — Link (Nav) 1

15
Link (Nav)
[Grand Rapids SEO Agency](/locations/grand-…)
Summarize
DarkLight $0.0032 today
Detected todayWhile you browsed
In the browser

Your change history, where the work happens

No dashboards to dig through. Pull up the page, open the panel, and the context is already there.

A timeline of every change

The Annotations tab lays out every detected edit by date — text, headings, links, meta, canonical, and more — each one diffed and timestamped so you can scan months of history in seconds.

Filter by importance, type, and date range
AnnotationsAnalytics
May 31, 2026

1 change — Text (p) 1

70
Text (p)
We promise not to spam you. This email…
May 13, 2026

1 change — Link (Nav) 1

15
Link (Nav)
[Grand Rapids SEO Agency](/locations/…)
Apr 17, 2026

4 changes — Text (div) 1, Heading (h5) 1, Heading (h3) 1, Text (p) 1

100
Text (div)
Cannabis

Optional AI summaries — formatted your way

The annotation timeline works fully on its own. Add your own Claude (Anthropic) API key — entirely optional — and a one-click Summarize turns a raw diff into a plain-English rundown of what changed. In Settings you can edit the summarization prompt to control the format and focus, so annotations come out exactly how you want them.

Optional & bring-your-own-key — your prompt, editable in Settings
Mar 17, 2026

46 changes — Text (p) 11, Link 11, Heading (h3) 10, Heading (h5) 7

100
Text (div)
Architecture, Manufacturing
Custom prompt · bullet rundown
  • Added 11 new internal links across service pages and resource sections
  • Edited 11 paragraph blocks with updated service descriptions
  • Added 10 new h3 headings introducing service categories
  • Added 1 new h2 main section heading
  • Expanded service docs with ~400+ words of new topical coverage
318 in · 147 out · $0.0032

Performance and changes, on one chart

Flip to the Analytics tab to plot impressions, clicks, users, and key events — with change markers dropped right on the timeline. Open any spike to see a before vs. after breakdown over 1 week to 3 months.

GSC + GA4, pulled in automatically
Impr.
36.7K
Clicks
337
Users
1.3K
Key ev.
8
1 wk before vs. afterMar 10 → Mar 23
Impressions4.0K → 3.9K↓3.8%
Clicks301 → 337↑12%

An importance score on every change

Not every edit matters. Each change gets a 0–100 score so a brand-new H1 or a stack of internal links rises to the top, while a tweaked footer line stays out of your way.

Set a minimum score to silence the noise

H1 rewrite + 10 internal links

100
High impact
SEO Services That Pay for Themselves

Meta description edited

70
Worth a look
Rewritten · 152 chars

Footer copyright line updated

15
Low priority
© 2026 Avalanche Creative
Google Search Console

Your page changes, annotated right inside Search Console

Turn on the Search Console integration and Page Pulse drops your change history straight into the GSC Overview and Performance reports — so every dip or spike has the edit that caused it sitting right beside it.

search.google.com/search-console/performance
Performance on Search results Last 3 months
Total clicks
2.14K
Total impressions
198K
Average CTR
1.1%
Average position
18.4
Page Pulse — 46 changes across 12 pages in this range Hide
Content Link Meta New Edited Removed Sorted by impact

Mar 17 — 46 changes · H1 rewrite, +11 internal links, 10 new h3s across the services page

100
Copy GSC page filter /services|/services/.* Copy as markdown Summarize with AI Open in Page Pulse

Filter to what matters

Narrow the change bar to content, link, or meta edits — new, edited, or removed — sorted by the impact Page Pulse detected.

Isolate the affected pages

One click copies a GSC page filter — a ready-made regex that narrows the Performance report to only the URLs that actually changed on that date.

Hand it to your AI

Copy the change data as markdown, or grab a ready-made prompt, then paste it into Claude or ChatGPT with the Page Pulse MCP connected to dig into what moved.

Turn it on in a couple of minutes

You'll need a free Page Pulse account and a token from Settings → MCP.

1

Add the Chrome extension

Install Page Pulse free from the Chrome Web Store and pin it to your toolbar.

2

Create an MCP token

In Page Pulse, go to Settings → MCP → Create Token. Name it whatever you like and copy it.

3

Paste it into the extension

Open the extension, paste the token, and click Connect.

4

Enable Search Console

In the extension's Settings, hit Enable under Search Console Integration and allow read access.

5

Refresh Search Console

Reload GSC and your changes are there — in the Overview and on the Performance chart.

Up and running fast

From install to insight in under a minute

1

Add to Chrome

Install free from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with your Page Pulse account.

2

Pin & open it anywhere

Pin the icon, then click it on any tracked page to dock the panel beside the page.

3

Start seeing changes

Your annotated history and analytics are right there — summarize, compare, and act.

Dark & light, your call

The panel matches how you work, with a built-in theme toggle that sticks.

Read-only & private

It only reads page content and your authorized data — never writes, never sells.

Costs shown up front

Every AI summary displays its exact token cost, with a running daily total.

Every project, one click

Switch between sites and projects without ever leaving the page you're on.

Works on any page

Open it while browsing client sites, competitors, or your own — the context follows you.

Ask Claude inline

A built-in chat sits at the bottom of the panel — ask about any change in context.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Yes. The extension is included with every Page Pulse plan — including the free one. Track up to 50 pages on one website at no cost, and the panel works everywhere those pages live.
Yes — the extension is a window into your Page Pulse projects. Create a free account, add a project, and sign in to the extension to see your annotated history and analytics.
The extension is built for Chrome and Chromium-based browsers like Edge, Brave, and Arc. Support for other browsers is on the roadmap.
No. Change detection runs on Page Pulse's servers, not in your browser. The panel simply displays results that are already computed, so it stays fast and light.
Yes. The extension has read-only access, you authorize every connection during setup, and your Google Search Console and GA4 data stays on a secure server. You can revoke access or delete your data at any time.
No — it's optional. The annotation timeline, analytics overlay, and before/after comparisons all work without it. If you want one-click AI summaries of a change set, add your own Claude (Anthropic) API key in Settings. It's stored only in your browser and sent only to Anthropic — never to Page Pulse. You can also edit the summarization prompt in Settings to control the format and focus of every summary.
Summaries run on your own Claude API key, so you pay Anthropic directly — typically a fraction of a cent each (the example in our panel cost $0.0032). Every summary shows its exact token usage and price, plus a running daily total, so you're always in control.

Put your change history in every tab

Add Page Pulse to Chrome and see what changed — and what it did — without ever leaving the page.

No credit card required · Free plan available