Search Console,
finally on your phone.
Clicks, impressions, queries and pages for every property you own — in an app that actually fits a screen.
Track 3 properties free. Searchlight reads your Search Console data and can submit a sitemap — nothing else about your account can be changed.
Built for the way you actually check
Search Console's mobile web view is the desktop site squeezed onto glass. Searchlight is designed for the screen you have in your hand.
Four metrics, one chart
Overlay clicks, impressions, CTR and average position together. Each is scaled independently, so you compare shape rather than magnitude.
Drag for any day
Touch the chart and a crosshair snaps to the nearest day, reading out every metric you've ticked.
Full breakdowns
Queries, pages, countries, devices and search appearance — each ranked, with period-over-period change.
Favourites on top
Star the properties you check daily and they stay pinned above everything else.
Multiple Google accounts
Personal and work logins in one list, grouped by the account that owns each property.
Reads, plus one write
Searchlight reads your data and can submit a sitemap. It cannot delete one, add or remove a property, or change a setting.
A look inside
Real screens from the app.
Questions
Is this an official Google app?
No. Searchlight is an independent client for the Google Search Console API. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. Google and Search Console are trademarks of Google LLC.
What access does it need?
A single Search Console scope, webmasters, plus your name and email so we know whose account it is. Searchlight uses it to read your reports and to submit a sitemap when you ask it to. Google offers no narrower scope — there is no way to permit sitemap submission on its own — so the limit is in the app rather than in the permission: nothing in Searchlight can delete a sitemap, add or remove a property, request indexing, or change any other setting. You can revoke access at any time from your Google account's permissions page.
Why is my data a couple of days behind?
That's Search Console, not the app. Google finalises search data on roughly a two-day lag. Searchlight requests the freshest available figures, so the most recent days appear but may still be partial.
Can I use more than one Google account?
Yes, and there's no limit on how many you connect. Properties from every account appear in one list, grouped by the account that owns them.
Do you sell or share my data?
No. There is no advertising SDK, no analytics SDK, and no cross-app tracking in Searchlight. See the privacy policy for exactly what is stored and why.