$curl -s yoursite.com | grep -E "main|nav|header|footer"

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We check the code, not the design. Enter a URL and see exactly what a parser finds — or doesn't — before it decides whether your business exists.

We fetch your page's public HTML once, right now, to analyze it. Nothing is stored, nothing is shared.
Example Result — Illustrative
82
Technical Clarity Score
Structurally Clear
Semantic Clarity90
Entity Verification70
Signal-to-Noise85
This is what your real result will look like.
Process
How it actually works
01

You enter a URL

Yours, a competitor's — doesn't matter. No account, no install, nothing to configure.

02

We read the raw HTML — not a screenshot

The same way an automated parser would: the source code your browser downloads before it renders anything pretty.

03

You see exactly what's there — and what's missing

A real score built from four measurable facts about your code, plus the specific fixes. Not vague advice.

// what_we_check
Four real things. No guesswork.
scan_report.log
+semantic_clarity// <main>, <nav>, <header>, <footer> — or <div> soup?
Does your code use real landmark tags, or is every section on your page just an anonymous <div> that means nothing to anything that isn't rendering CSS?
+entity_verification// Schema.org / JSON-LD
Is your business identity — name, address, what you do — written somewhere a machine can verify it? Or only in prose a human has to read and interpret?
+signal_to_noise// text vs. markup ratio
How much of your page is real, readable content versus script and styling bloat? A parser has to dig through all of it to find the part that matters.
+crawler_access// robots.txt / noindex
Does robots.txt or a noindex tag actually let AI crawlers reach this page? None of the above matters to a crawler that's told to stay away.
// our_position

This isn't
an SEO audit.

We don't sell backlinks, content retainers, or keyword rankings — that's a different business, and not ours. This is about whether your code is actually readable by anything other than a human with a browser.

Every score below comes from real, checkable facts about your page. Nothing is invented to make a point.

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One scan. Four real checks. Zero guesswork.

Scanning…

Fetching raw HTML
Checking semantic structure (main, nav, header, footer)
Verifying Schema.org / JSON-LD entity data
Checking robots.txt and crawler access
Calculating signal-to-noise ratio
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This score reflects four measurable facts about your page, weighted equally: how much of its raw HTML uses semantic structure, whether it contains valid Schema.org data identifying your business, how much of the file is actual readable content versus markup, and whether robots.txt or a noindex tag actually allows crawlers to read it at all. It is not a claim about how Gemini, ChatGPT, or any specific AI model currently ranks or interprets your site — no outside tool can verify that. It's a measure of how easy your raw code is for any automated parser to reach and extract meaning from. The 25% weighting on each category is a deliberate, disclosed choice, not a measured one — nobody outside the model labs can verify the real weighting AI crawlers use.
Semantic Clarity
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Entity Verification
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Crawler Access
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What Humans SeeReadable Content Extract — real text from this page, not a screenshot
What AI SeesRaw source, truncated — gold = structure found, red = generic noise

        

      

    


    

      

        
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