A useful audit tells you what is on the page today. It should not invent traffic, rankings, or search volume. This one reads the public page you paste and reports only what it could measure.
What you will see
- The title, meta description and headings.
- Whether the page uses HTTPS, a canonical link and a robots rule.
- Schema types that are actually in the HTML.
- How fast the first byte comes back, and speed scores only when a real measurement returns.
- Whether AI crawlers are allowed, and whether an llms.txt file exists.
How to use the result
Start with “Fix first”. Change that one thing on your site, then press Re-check. The new score sits beside the old one so you can see what moved. If a box says “Not measured”, the check did not get that data. Do not treat a blank as a zero.
You can audit a site you own or are allowed to review. The report stays in the browser that ran it.
