Google Has No Plans For A Mobile App For Search Console

It appears Google has no plans to construct a cellular app for Search Console within the close to future. John Mueller of Google was requested in regards to the risk and he responded on LinkedIn, “I do not see this occurring once more anytime quickly.”

The query requested was by Hans Petter Blindheim, who wrote:

John Mueller and/or Gary Illyes it might be very superior to have Google Search Console accessible as an app the place you could possibly arrange notifications when Google e.g. comes throughout numerous errors or points.

John Mueller replied:

I do not see this occurring once more anytime quickly – I might work extra to arrange electronic mail filters / guidelines in order that the problems which you care about are flagged extra visibly to you. I do that when folks electronic mail me with particular phrases within the topic line – maybe there’s one thing you could possibly arrange for the problems / websites which you particularly care about.

John later added:

Any time-critical points are going to be on a tiny variety of URLs, and websites usually use the identical templates / BE’s throughout massive components, so you’d unlikely achieve something important from monitoring greater than a handful of URLs, probably the homepage is sufficient. If you wish to get extra, use a staging website & check it robotically, or use presubmit assessments.

Bing Webmaster Instruments type of has an Android app, effectively, it’s a little bit of a faux nevertheless it type of works. I imply, they used some fast approach to convert the cellular model of their website into an Android app.

This website has native iOS and Android apps, we have now since 2015 and I do ship out alerts (not often) for giant occasions, like huge updates and such. However a content material app is quite a bit simpler…

In any occasion, would you like Google to construct a local app for Search Console? Looks as if most of you do however many mentioned they don’t need it earlier than different priorities:

Discussion board dialogue at LinkedIn.