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Checklist
SEO Checklist App
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Free Chrome extension for reusable checklists — build a template once, run it on any page, keep every result.

Which is more popular?
Based on our record, CheckRun.co seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 1 time since March 2021.
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| Company | — | 2026 |
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CheckRun is a free checklist extension for Chrome that runs in the browser side panel. Build a reusable template once — sections, items, pass/fail criteria — then run it on any URL without switching tabs or apps. How it works Create a checklist template with sections and items. Open it against...
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As answered by people managing Code Parcel and CheckRun.co.
CheckRun.co's answer:
SEO specialists, QA engineers, developers, project managers, and HR teams — anyone who runs a structured, repeatable process against web pages.
CheckRun.co's answer:
— CheckRun is a free tool in early-stage launch. No enterprise customers to list at this stage.
CheckRun.co's answer:
CheckRun runs as a Chrome side panel extension — the checklist stays open next to the page you're auditing, not in a separate app or tab. Every run is automatically tied to the URL and page title, so results are always connected to where the work happened. All data is stored locally in the browser with no account required.
CheckRun.co's answer:
Most checklist tools are standalone apps that sit outside the browser. CheckRun lives inside it. You audit a page and run the checklist on the same screen without switching context. Templates are reusable, results are saved to history, and per-template statistics show pass rates and top failed items over time. It's free, private by default, and requires no account for core use.
CheckRun.co's answer:
CheckRun was built to solve a personal workflow problem: running the same structured audit process repeatedly across different URLs with no good way to track results. Existing tools were either too generic or lived outside the browser. CheckRun started as a side panel extension focused on one loop — build a template, run it on any page, keep every result.
CheckRun.co's answer:
Chrome Extensions MV3, TypeScript, Preact, chrome.storage.local, Google OAuth 2.0, Google Sheets API, Google Drive API.
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Tracking Code Parcel since May 2022.
CheckRun is a Chrome extension that runs in the browser side panel. The core model is simple: build a template once, run it against any page. - Source: dev.to / 4 months ago