Features

Planned product features. Scanning, accounts and monitoring are not live yet, and every site will need an active paid plan.

Launch Plan

Every site gets a numbered plan in four phases and fourteen steps, ordered by dependency and impact. Each step says what to do and why, and has a check that shows its evidence. Steps that do not apply are marked as such, with a reason.

How the Launch Plan works

Example 14-step launch plan in four phases, with the next step highlighted
EXAMPLE Illustration of the plan layout. It is not a real audit.

Lighthouse Optimizer

Mobile and desktop audits with the specific fixes behind each score.

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Google & Bing Setup

Guided Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools setup with verification checks.

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Sitemap Doctor

Find sitemap errors, split large sitemaps and prepare clean files.

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Broken Link Fixes

Detect broken links and redirect chains with the source page for each.

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SEO Health Check

Titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, robots and structured data.

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Accessibility Checks

Language, page titles, heading order, image text, form labels and landmarks, plus guided keyboard and zoom checks. These checks help, they do not certify conformance.

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Continuous Monitoring

Scheduled rechecks and alerts when something regresses.

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Fix Center

Evidence, root cause, instructions and a reviewable patch. You approve every change.

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Website Readiness

A checklist of everything a new site needs before and after launch.

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EXAMPLE Card artwork shows example values, not real results.

Example before-and-after source code repair with a review step
EXAMPLE Illustrative code change. Not taken from a real site.

Fix Center

For each problem you see the evidence, the likely cause, plain instructions and a patch you can review before anything changes. You approve every change, then the check runs again to confirm it worked.

Monitoring and alerts

Scheduled rechecks compare today with earlier results and raise an alert when something gets worse, such as a mobile score drop after a release. Scores vary between runs and devices, so every value is shown with its device and time.

Example website performance chart with a mobile regression alert
DEMO Sample chart and alert with invented values. Real charts use measured results.