# Which websites and platforms does Arcline work with?

> Arcline can scan and score any public website. It makes automatic fixes through three connections: GitHub (HTML sites and Next.js App Router sites), WordPress and Ghost. Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and Webflow sites get the full report and exact manual steps, but no automatic fixes, because there is no connection for them today.

Topic: About Arcline. Last reviewed: 12 November 2026. Source: Arcline, https://arcline.celira.space/faq/arcline-platforms

## Does it work on any website?

For reading, yes. Arcline scans up to 200 public pages of any website, scores them and writes a to-do list, whatever the platform. Proving you own the website works everywhere too: the header line goes into the custom code box of WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or any other builder, or you can use a DNS note or a small file.

During setup Arcline looks at your public pages and marks the best connection with “Looks like yours”. It recognizes WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace and frameworks such as Next.js from public signals, and says plainly when it cannot tell. Treat that as a hint and confirm with whoever built the site.

## Which platforms get automatic fixes?

| Connection | Works with | Can change | Stays manual |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| GitHub | Sites whose pages are HTML files, and Next.js App Router sites | Titles, descriptions, social previews, preferred-address links, search markup, main headings, robots.txt, llms.txt and, on Next.js, new FAQ and landing pages. Every change is a pull request. | Links between pages, text built inside components and pages generated from a database or shared template |
| WordPress | Pages and posts, through an application password | Titles, links between pages, article drafts and publishing | Search descriptions and social previews |
| Ghost | Posts and pages, through a custom integration | Titles, excerpts, links, descriptions, social title and text, preferred address, drafts and publishing | Anything inside your theme's code |

You can connect one platform at a time per website. Fixes that wait for your OK are on the Free plan (up to 10 a month), and the autopilot that makes small ones for you is part of Premium. See the [Docs](https://arcline.celira.space/docs) for the click-by-click connection steps.

## What does each connection need?

- **GitHub:** a fine-grained token for one repository, with Contents and Pull requests set to read and write. Three optional read-only permissions (Commit statuses, Checks and Deployments) let Arcline see a failed build sooner.
- **WordPress:** your username and an application password. The role of that user decides what is possible: with the right to edit it can change titles, text and drafts, and with the right to publish it can also publish.
- **Ghost:** the API URL and the Admin API key of a custom integration. A Contributor role can only create drafts, and an Author role can only edit its own posts.

A token that can only read keeps the website in look-only mode, and Arcline says so instead of pretending. Disconnecting erases the saved login.

## What about WordPress and SEO plugins?

Arcline detects Yoast, Rank Math and All in One SEO. It reads what they output on your live pages but does not write their fields, because WordPress's standard interface does not expose them for writing by default. Search descriptions and social previews therefore come as exact wording for you to paste into the plugin. The connection works with pages and posts, so other content types, such as shop products, are not edited. The [plugin comparison](https://arcline.celira.space/faq/arcline-vs-seo-plugins) covers how the two fit together.

## Does it work for online shops?

Shops on any platform, Shopify included, can be scanned and scored, and every finding comes with exact steps. There is no Shopify connection today, so those fixes stay manual. On WordPress shops the pages and posts can be fixed through the connection.

> On every platform, Arcline never changes prices, stock, checkout, orders, customers or payments. Product pages built from a database usually appear under “Only you can do this”, with steps you can copy to your developer.

## What about React sites, hosts and dynamic pages?

The GitHub connection reads Next.js App Router files and plain HTML files, including the `index.html` of Vite and Create React App sites. It edits titles and descriptions only where they are set in a static `metadata` export or in the HTML. Metadata produced by `generateMetadata` or by a script in the browser is recognized and reported as not editable, with steps, instead of being guessed at.

Your host, for example Vercel, Netlify or GitHub Pages, builds the change after the merge, and Arcline waits for it. A separate check also flags pages whose text only appears after scripts run, because most AI crawlers do not run scripts. See [how the fixes work](https://arcline.celira.space/faq/how-arcline-fixes-seo).

## Related questions

- [How is Arcline different from SEO plugins like Yoast or Rank Math?](https://arcline.celira.space/faq/arcline-vs-seo-plugins.md)
- [How does Arcline find and fix SEO problems automatically?](https://arcline.celira.space/faq/how-arcline-fixes-seo.md)
- [What is Arcline?](https://arcline.celira.space/faq/what-is-arcline.md)
- [Is it safe to let Arcline change my website?](https://arcline.celira.space/faq/is-arcline-safe.md)
- [Do I need technical skills to use Arcline?](https://arcline.celira.space/faq/arcline-no-technical-skills.md)