Lumioh SEO is a local-first technical SEO plugin for WordPress. It audits
what a site emits, records evidence for each finding, and provides controlled
tools to fix redirects, metadata, links, migrations and search appearance.

It works against your own WordPress database and server. There is no account,
licence key, usage quota or telemetry. It does not score pages or promise
rankings.

Features

Site audit: resumable checks for titles, descriptions, canonicals,
robots directives, sitemaps, redirects, links and other technical signals.
Findings include severity, the affected object and supporting evidence. An
audit can be scheduled locally to run daily or weekly.
Redirects and migration: exact or regular-expression rules, supported
status codes, scheduling, priorities, cycle detection, chain flattening,
CSV/JSON imports, dry-run migration, backups and rollback.
Internal-link intelligence: link graph, orphan and weak-page reports,
anchor analysis, link-equity opportunities and topic clusters.
Metadata and search appearance: per-object and inherited title,
description, canonical and robots templates with a resolved preview.
Social and structured data: Open Graph, X/Twitter and validated JSON-LD.
Lumioh stands down when WooCommerce already owns Product schema.
Sitemaps and robots: source-aware XML sitemaps, optional HTML sitemap,
guided robots.txt rules, effective previews and optional llms.txt.
Internationalisation: page and term hreflang support for native entries
and supported translation plugins, without emitting duplicate sets.
Import/export: detection-first imports from supported SEO and redirect
plugins, dry runs, change history, rollback, JSON/CSV export and WP-CLI.
Administration: bulk editing, granular capabilities, Site Health
integration, audit reports and a local change/event history.

External services

Lumioh SEO has no telemetry, licence checks, tracking pixels, remote scripts,
styles or fonts. Analysis and output checks run on your server. Administrators
can enable these network features:

Rendered-page analysis requests one published permalink on the same site.
Output checks request the site’s own home page, robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt
or IndexNow key file.
A manually started redirect check sends one HEAD request to the destination
entered for that rule; redirects off the site’s host are not followed.
IndexNow is disabled by default. When enabled, it sends changed public URLs,
the site’s hostname and its IndexNow key to the configured endpoint
(default: https://api.indexnow.org/indexnow). It sends no post content,
personal data or visitor information. See https://www.indexnow.org/ and the
Microsoft Privacy Statement at https://privacy.microsoft.com/privacystatement.