bpmkeyfinder.app
Landing Page Analysis
Upload any track to verify tempo, musical key, and Camelot code directly in your browser. BPMKeyFinder uses Essentia.js for precise, free and private analysis trusted by working DJs and music editors.
Summary:
Open Graph data feedback (based on available data)
The OG title is descriptive and keyword-rich, which helps with search and social discovery: BPMKeyFinder – Accurate Song BPM & Key Analyzer for DJs and Producers. The description does a solid job of explaining what the product does in-browser, mentioning tempo, key, Camelot code, and the privacy aspect powered by Essentia.js. That said, there’s a critical missing asset: the image. The image is not accessible, which means any social post will render as text-only and fail to capture attention. Without a visual, click-through will almost certainly suffer. The data also omits typical social defaults like og:type, og:url, and a Twitter card tag, which can hurt consistency across platforms. The current copy is informative but a bit long for social previews and could be tightened to ensure a punchy, scannable preview that matches the page’s hero language.
In short, the prose is solid and credibility-focused, but the absence of a usable image and the lack of standard OG tags will blunt performance when shared.
- Add an accessible og:image URL (ideally 1200x630) that features BPMKeyFinder branding or a clean screenshot of the UI to dramatically improve share aesthetics.
- Shorten and optimize the og:title to around 60 characters to prevent truncation and keep the most important keywords upfront.
- Tighten the og:description to about 150–160 characters and align it with the hero messaging (in-browser tempo/key verification with privacy) to improve clarity and click-through.