General Business ServicesSearch Engine Optimization3MediumOwner$ implied

After removing the /en prefix from my website URLs, Google still indexes old URLs with /en, causing 404 errors when users click search results.

Setting up 301 redirects from old URLs to new ones is standard but not obvious to non-technical users, and automated SEO tools often assume basic technical knowledge.

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3Medium

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May 15, 2026

App Concept

RedirectBuddy

A simple, step-by-step web app that guides non-technical website owners through fixing broken redirects after URL changes. It uses plain language, visual wizards, and connects to Google Search Console to identify and resolve 404 errors automatically.

Key Features

Automatic detection of 404 errors from Google Search Console
Wizard-based 301 redirect setup with plain language instructions
Integration with popular CMS platforms (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace)
Testing tool to verify redirects work correctly

Target Users: Small business owners and new website creators without technical SEO knowledge who accidentally changed their site structure.

Revenue Model: $9.99/mo basic plan or $49 one-time fee for a single site

Part of App Idea

After removing the /en prefix from my website URLs, Google still indexes old URLs with /en, causing 404 errors when users click search results.

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