How it works
One loop, from finding to live.
Unpushed is the operational layer between insight and the live URL. It does not replace your crawlers, your analytics, or your search console. It turns what they find into a prioritized, assigned, implemented, and verified change that is actually on production.
Connect in one pass
The loop
01
Name what's unpushed
Maintain, Update, or Migrate when the Sites are already live. Create or Design when there's a new Site to stand up. Start where the pain is.
02
Connect once
OAuth into Cloudflare, GitHub, and Search Console. Unpushed compiles hosting, deploys, and search signals into one operating picture.
03
Prioritize and assign
Findings become scoped work with an owner and a slot. The queue is ordered by what moves traffic, not by whichever tool shouted last.
04
Push, then verify
Preview the change, push it live, confirm it landed on the URL that matters. Roll it back in one move if production disagrees.
The loop is the same for a single title tag, a redirect map, or a full site migration. What changes is the size of the scope and the number of checks that must pass before the push is verified. Every stage has a clear input, a clear output, and an exit condition. Nothing stays in the system because of a vague status.
Inside the loop
A finding does not become work until it is tied to a URL, a person, and an expected state. Step through the stages below to see the same record change as it moves: each stage adds the fields the next one depends on.
Insight lands
Crawlers, Search Console, and your own eyes all drop findings into one inbox. Duplicates collapse, noise gets closed, and what's left is tied to a Site and a URL.
- +Findings arrive from connected sources and manual entry alike
- +Duplicates across tools collapse into a single item
- +Every item is pinned to a Site and an exact URL or pattern
Exit: Leaves when the finding is real, unique, and addressed to a URL
The record
created
- site
- hosting-guide.dev
- url
- /guides/hosting
- state
- unpushed
- source
- gsc + crawler (deduped)
- priority
- —
- owner
- —
- expected_state
- —
- preview_url
- —
- rollback_point
- —
- verified_on
- —
Verification after the push
A deploy log is not proof. A build passing is not proof. Unpushed verifies the change on the live URL itself, then watches the signal after so the change is closed with evidence, not assumption.
Read the live URL
After the deploy settles, Unpushed fetches the production page itself — not the preview, not the cache, not the CMS record.
Compare against the scope
The change had a defined expected state. Unpushed checks the rendered markup, status codes, and redirects against it.
Watch the signal after
Impressions, clicks, and Core Web Vitals for the affected URLs are tracked past the push, so regressions surface as work.
Keep the way back
Every push has a recorded previous state. If production disagrees, roll back in one move and the item reopens.
If production disagrees with the expected state, the item reopens and the previous state is one click away. That is the difference between a deploy tool and an operational layer: Unpushed does not celebrate the push, it celebrates the verified state on the live URL.
Proof, not promises
See verification run on a real change.
Every check, every failure reason, every rollback point — on the live URL, not in a deploy log.
What happens when it fails
A check fails
The checklist shows exactly which assertion failed, the expected value, the received value, and where the mismatch was found. The item stays in preview, and the evidence is attached to the change.
A push fails after verification
If the live URL disagrees with the scope after deploy, the item reopens automatically and the rollback point from stage three is available immediately. The queue is informed, not just the inbox.
A finding is rejected
Not every finding is real. Duplicates and noise get closed with a reason, so the queue stays honest and the team does not chase ghosts.
Ownership changes
An item can be reassigned at any time, and the audit log records who held it, who signed it off, and who pushed it. The history is not an afterthought.
Who it is for
Unpushed is built for teams that operate more than one site and feel the gap between finding and fix. If you are running SEO, engineering, and publishing together, or you are a single operator managing a portfolio, the same problem appears: there is always a list of things that should be live, but nobody is sure where they are.
It is not a replacement for Cloudflare, GitHub, Search Console, or your CMS. It is the layer that sits across them so that a finding in one becomes a verified change in another. The tools stay where they are. The work gets a path.
Fits your setup
Run more than one site? This is built for you.
Keep Cloudflare, GitHub, Search Console and your CMS. Unpushed sits across them and gives the work a path.
Where to start
Request access
Put your unpushed work on a path.
Tell us what you run and where the gap sits. We open access in small batches, starting with teams operating more than one site.
- +Connect Cloudflare, GitHub and Search Console once
- +Every finding gets an owner, a scope and an exit condition
- +Nothing closes without proof on the live URL
Last call
Stop counting what should be live.
Get the operational layer that closes findings with proof, not status updates.