Where is My Website

Struggling to find where your website ranks for targeted keywords? Tired of scrolling through countless Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs) just to locate your domain or keep an eye on your toughest competitors?

Where is My Website is a lightweight, privacy-first SEO rank tracking extension designed for bloggers, webmasters, and digital marketers. It automatically highlights your website and competitor domains directly in the search results, making search engine visibility effortless.

Every time you search, the extension seamlessly tracks your keyword positions in the background, building a powerful local SEO dashboard so you can monitor your search ranking trends over time—all without expensive monthly subscription fees.

🚀 Key Features
- Instant SERP Highlighting: Automatically color-codes your own website and competitor domains in search results. Instantly spot your rank at a single glance without scrolling blindly.
- Powerful SEO Dashboard: Access a built-in rank tracking dashboard to monitor your keyword ranking positions over time. View historical trend charts, track "Best Rank" metrics, and analyze your performance versus competitors.
- Multi-Engine Support: Works flawlessly across major search engines including Google, Bing, Yahoo!, and DuckDuckGo. Now includes beta support for privacy-centric search engines like Ecosia, Brave Search, and Startpage!
- Export to CSV: Easily export your historical keyword ranking data, search visibility, and SERP records to CSV format for comprehensive SEO audits or client reporting.
- 100% Private & Local Rank Tracking: Your data never leaves your computer. All rank history, search queries, and settings are securely stored locally on your device via IndexedDB. No accounts required, no external servers, and absolutely no data harvesting.
- Custom Search Engines: Need to highlight results on a specialized search engine? Add custom URL match patterns to extend the highlighting functionality to any site.

🎯 Who is this for?
- SEO Professionals & Marketers: Perform quick, on-the-fly local keyword rank tracking while conducting competitor analysis and daily searches.
- Website Owners, Founders & Bloggers: Immediately see if your new articles are ranking on the first page of Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo.
- Developers & Researchers: Highlight trusted reference domains (like StackOverflow or GitHub) so you can quickly jump to the highest quality technical answers in the SERPs.

💡 Why choose 'Where is My Website'?
Unlike bulky SEO crawler tools that consume massive resources and require paid accounts, this free rank tracker extension passively monitors website presence from your natural browsing habits. It respects your browser performance and privacy while providing transparent, progressive permissions exactly where you need them.

How to use it:
- Install the extension.
- Enter your domain name (without http/https) and any competitor domains you want to track.
- Search normally on your favorite search engine.
- Watch as "Where is My Website" automatically highlights your results and builds your keyword tracking dashboard!

🔐 Permissions Explained
Because this extension values your privacy, it uses the absolute minimum permissions required to function. We do not use the broad 'tabs' or 'history' permissions. Here is exactly what we use:

- Active Tab (activeTab): Grants temporary access to the current tab only when you explicitly click on the extension popup. This allows the extension to quickly read the current URL for on-demand functionality without requiring intrusive access to your overall browsing history.
- Storage (storage): Used solely to save your extension settings, tracked domains, search engine preferences, and historical keyword ranking data locally on your device.
- Host Permissions: The extension requests optional access strictly to the specific search engine domains you enable (e.g., google.com, duckduckgo.com) to parse and highlight results directly on those pages.

Your data stays private. We do not track you, we do not require an account, and we never transmit your searches or browsing history to any external servers.