Enter an address and we will look at what any visitor, search engine or AI assistant can see from the outside: whether it is secure, whether it works on a phone, whether it says what it is, and whether anything obvious is broken.
Free, no sign-up, and the result is on screen in seconds.
This checks one page from the outside in a few seconds. It is not an audit. A passing result means nothing obvious is wrong with what we can see, not that the site is in good health.
Twelve checks, grouped by what they affect.
Whether the site is served over HTTPS, whether it responds, how quickly it answers us, whether any resource is still loading insecurely, and whether transport security is enforced.
The page title, the meta description, the main heading, whether search engines are being told to stay away, and whether structured data is present at all.
Whether the page is built for phones, and whether the images carry the alt text a screen reader needs to describe them.
The Digital Ecosystem Assessment looks at every page, the analytics, the hosting, the content and the competition, and produces a prioritised roadmap in about four weeks. This tool is the thirty-second version of the first ten minutes of that.
