The extension is now called SleuthLens. It uses the new address api.sleuthlens.com and the new website sleuthlens.com. Sign in with your existing account; your API key still works.

Version 1.5.3
- Shows how many pins a post on your own website already has, right where you write the pin, so you can see which posts still need one.
- Small fixes to the pin writer.

When you write a pin for a post on your own website, PinSleuth now tells you if pins for that post already exist (and how many impressions they have). If the post has no pin yet, it says this will be its first pin, so you can make each new pin clearly different from the earlier ones.

This uses the website you add for your Pinterest account in the PinSleuth web app. If you have not added one, nothing changes.

Version 1.5.1 focuses the extension on the pin writer.

• The panel on Pinterest's pin creation page now reads the page your pin links to and drafts titles, descriptions, board names and alt text that match what the page says.
• It checks your own title and description before you publish, including a warning when the wording reads as keyword stuffing.
• One click fills a draft into Pinterest's own title and description fields.
• Removed: search volumes, pin statistics and related-searches lookups on Pinterest search pages and pins. The extension now works only on the pin creation page.

The extension never posts, saves or schedules anything on Pinterest for you.