SEOPress stores SEO fields as postmeta keys prefixed _seopress_titles_*, _seopress_robots_*, and _seopress_social_*. Redirects and 404 monitoring live in custom post types like seopress_404 and the SEOPress Pro redirect handler. Each system has its own admin screen.

SleekView Charts reads those postmeta keys and custom post types directly and renders a single dashboard. A Number card counts posts missing a meta description. A Pie card splits the corpus between indexed and noindex. A Bar card ranks 404 paths by hit count. An Area card plots 404 events over time.

SEOPress's own admin screens keep doing what they do. Charts becomes the read-out that tells SEO consultants which screen to open next.

SEOPress is precise about where data lives, which makes it easy to read but hard to summarize. The bulk-edit metabox is fine for spot fixes; the 404 monitor lists rows but not trends; the redirects screen is its own world. SleekView Charts joins these datasets into a single canvas where the KPIs, distributions, and time-series cards answer the questions consultants and editors actually ask.

The data lives in SEOPress's own tables, so the dashboard reflects the site as it really is, not a stale export.