In short: SEO Macroscope is a tool for crawling a website and checking URLs technically. I keep it on the site as a historical term, not as a universal current recommendation.
How I use SEO Macroscope in practice
I use a crawler to map what the website actually publishes: status codes, titles, canonical addresses, indexing instructions, internal links and page depth. I always compare the output with the sitemap, Search Console and business priorities. The tool only collects signals; a person must distinguish an error, an intention and a cosmetic deviation.
What to watch
An export with thousands of rows is not an audit. An old or poorly maintained crawler may also interpret modern JavaScript and website rules differently. I verify critical conclusions directly over HTTP and in a browser.
Questions for decisions
- Which question should the crawl answer?
- Which URLs matter to the company?
- Did we verify the finding outside one tool?
- Did the report produce an order of fixes?