A compact suite we use in discovery, audits, and migration work. Each tool answers a specific question—what Google actually sees, how internal links behave, or whether headers and meta are telling a coherent story.
Pulls the raw HTML for a URL and shows what’s present before JavaScript runs: visible text, heading counts, script load, and a simple depth score.
Snapshot of a URL’s outer shell: HTTP status, title, meta description, robots, canonical target, Open Graph, and basic schema presence.
Maps how a single page routes internal links: target URLs, link counts, and the anchor variants used for each destination.
Lightweight crawler that starts from a URL, follows same-domain links, and reports which paths are reachable, thin, or returning non-200 responses.
Pulls every image reference from a URL, resolves actual file sizes, and reports which assets are bloating the page. Surfaces oversized hero images, uncompressed uploads, and duplicate variants hiding in templates.