Windows desktop app · Version 2.0.31

IndexChecker Pro for Windows

Check URL indexing, track keyword positions, review saved history, schedule recurring runs, and export client-ready reports from the same account you use in the browser.

Windows 10 and Windows 11 64-bit Portable app 24.6 MB
One workspace

Daily SEO work without rebuilding spreadsheets

The Windows app shares your account, projects, balance, and history with the web dashboard.

URL index checks

Check large URL and backlink lists, organize them into named projects, and revisit completed sessions without uploading the same files again.

Keyword rankings

Track Google and Yandex positions by region, device, and depth. Compare dates and let automatic retries handle temporary provider failures.

Reports and schedules

Prepare selected-keyword reports, share report links, export client files, and schedule recurring checks with email or Telegram delivery.

Current stable release

Release details

Use these values to verify that the downloaded file is the official IndexChecker Pro build.

Version
2.0.31
Release date
August 12, 2026
Platform
Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit
Package
Portable executable
Internet
Required
Memory
4 GB RAM recommended

SHA-256 checksum

E921292B947631648E11F7C85DE1362335F0CFD4276ACA8D9782BF3CF1D650F7
Current signing status

This portable build is not yet code-signed, so Windows may show an “unrecognized app” SmartScreen warning. Download it only from indexchecker.pro and verify the SHA-256 value above.

Getting started

Open the app in three steps

1DownloadSave the portable executable in a folder where your Windows account can write files.
2VerifyCompare its SHA-256 checksum with the value published on this page.
3Sign inUse your existing IndexChecker Pro account. No separate desktop license or balance is needed.
Questions

Windows app FAQ

Does the app need installation or administrator access?

No installer is required. Save the executable in a writable folder and run it there. Normal application use does not require administrator access.

Why can Windows show a SmartScreen warning?

The current public build is not code-signed. Windows can therefore classify a new download as unrecognized. Use only the official download URL and verify the published checksum.

Are the desktop and web accounts different?

No. Both interfaces use the same account, license, balance, projects, history, and reports.

How are updates delivered?

The app checks the official release manifest over HTTPS and verifies the SHA-256 checksum before replacing the executable.

Use the interface that fits the task

Start in the browser or download the Windows app. Your IndexChecker Pro data stays in the same account.