SEO and discovery
Edit metadata for your Div-idy React app
Div-idy’s SEO tool edits supported description and keyword fields for the selected page. React projects keep this information with their page metadata. Saving updates the draft; publishing the page updates its live copy. Metadata editing does not change whether a page can be indexed.
Select the right page first
Open the project, select Home or the child page you want to describe, and open the SEO tool. A directory, its submission form, and an About page each need a description of their own purpose.
Write for someone deciding whether the page answers their need. Include its actual function and audience. “Estimate materials for a raised garden bed using length, width, and depth” describes a calculator more clearly than a list of broad gardening keywords.
How do I save and publish metadata?
- Read the current fields in the SEO tool and confirm the page selection.
- Write a concise description that matches the visible content.
- Update keyword fields if useful for organizing the page’s topic.
- Save and confirm the draft update succeeds.
- Use Publishing to update the intended live page, then open that live address separately.
For a page title or visible heading, request the change in the project prompt bar. For example: “Set this page’s title to Garden Bed Soil Calculator and use that wording for its main heading. Preserve the calculator’s formula and inputs.” Renaming a project is a different action.
How does metadata relate to React output?
The generated React source defines the interface and interactions. Div-idy compiles that source for the browser and stores page metadata alongside it. You do not need to paste meta tags into a React component to use the supported SEO fields.
Keep titles, headings, descriptions, and the actual experience consistent. If a title promises a working calculator, the page should calculate a result rather than only describe a future product.
Will metadata put my app in search results?
Current Div-idy hosted project pages request no indexing, including their connected-domain delivery, and are not listed in Div-idy’s marketing sitemap. Metadata changes do not override that setting. An unlisted link is usable by anyone who has it; no-indexing is not access control.
Sharing services can cache titles and descriptions or choose their own preview. Check the published page before diagnosing an old preview as a failed save. See the SEO and AI-discovery guide for the distinction between app metadata and discoverable public content.