01Builder-domain leakage
The base44.app URL remains in production metadata
A connected custom domain can still share canonical or social authority with the original Base44 subdomain when generated values are not replaced consistently.
SEO fixes for Base44 apps
Repair Base44 SEO in GitHub, then keep it synced with your builder.
Base44 supports two-way GitHub sync on Builder plans and requires the synced default branch to be named main. BulkAudits uses that path transparently: audit the live app, open a fix PR, verify the merge, then let you publish from Base44.
Free URL audit. No code changes until you approve a pull request.
BulkAudits repair preview
base44-site · fix-metadata → main
Builder-domain leakageFOUND
Repository/live version mismatchFIXABLE
Duplicate hostname variantsFIXABLE
Build and rendered-page verification required before PR
Current Base44 architecture
We build against today’s product—not an old SEO myth.
Two-way GitHub sync is available on Builder plans, requires main, and does not publish the app automatically.
Base44 pulls local changes after they are merged into a branch named main. The changes then appear in the builder, where the owner still clicks Publish to make them live. That separation is useful: the code can be reviewed and verified before the production release.
Source: Base44 GitHub integration documentationLive URL + source code
The Base44 gaps we check before a pull request
The builder, repository, and published app are separate states. SEO can be correct in one and wrong in another.
02Repository/live version mismatch
A merged fix has not been published
Base44 syncs code from main into the builder, but the owner must publish afterward. The live audit can therefore lag behind a correct repository.
03Duplicate hostname variants
Root and www behavior cannot be configured in-app
Base44 documents limits around primary-domain redirects. Canonicals must stay consistent, while redirect control may belong at the DNS or edge provider.
04Regression after builder edit
Generated route metadata is overwritten
A later Base44 prompt can replace page components and remove the exact title, description, schema, or accessible label that was previously repaired.
What the pull request changes
A small, stack-native patch with proof attached.
No free-form model gets permission to wander through your repository.
01
Validate the main-branch sync path first
We confirm the repository, supported exported stack, and branch name before offering a code-changing action.
02
Separate code fixes from hosting advice
Metadata and sitemap repairs go into the PR. DNS- or provider-level redirect changes stay advisory so an automated edit never breaks the domain.
03
Re-audit after publish and watch later commits
The fix is considered live only after the public URL passes. Future changes to previously repaired nodes trigger another verified repair branch.
Repository handoff
Base44 GitHub sync requires a Builder plan or higher and a default branch named main. After merge, open Base44 and click Publish when you are ready to release the fix.
New builder commitmain
Regression detected
A Base44 prompt removed the homepage canonical. Repair PR prepared for main.
Repair branch ready
Build passed · failed check resolved · no healthy page regressed
The fix that stays fixed
Your builder keeps generating. The watcher keeps checking.
BulkAudits remembers the exact finding and code node behind a merged repair. A fast static scan checks it after each push; a full audit confirms the live site on schedule.
Exact-node regression scans
Automatic repair branches
GitHub Check Run on the commit
Full live-site re-verification
Base44 SEO questions
Clear limits before repository access
Can BulkAudits fix a Base44 app without GitHub sync?+
The live audit works without GitHub. Automated pull-request fixes require Base44's GitHub integration, which its documentation lists for Builder plans and above.
Does merging the PR publish my Base44 app?+
No. Base44 syncs the merged main branch into the builder, and you then click Publish. BulkAudits never bypasses that final release control.
Can you change Base44 domain redirects?+
Only when the behavior is safely controlled by a supported repository configuration. Provider or DNS changes are explained as advisory steps and are not automated.
What if my Base44 repository does not use main?+
Base44 currently requires the synced branch to be named main. We flag the mismatch before opening a fix and do not guess at a branch migration.
Other supported builders
The repair path changes with the stack.
Start with the public evidence