Site owners see the results in the browser, but not the accumulated issues under the hood. SEO deficiencies, performance, structured data, accessibility, cookie consent, security, and email deliverability issues can go unnoticed as long as the site appears to work.
The information is publicly available, but scattered across numerous tools, each with its own technical jargon. None of them alone explain in what order problems should be addressed.
We built a platform that automatically checks website SEO and health, performance, security, public GDPR compliance indicators, accessibility, reputation, and local presence. The results are compiled into a unified report.
The report identifies externally observable risks and does not replace a complete legal assessment.
The platform uses Node.js, TypeScript, Payload CMS 3, Next.js, and PostgreSQL, with BullMQ and Redis for asynchronous processes, S3-compatible storage, and Puppeteer for PDF report generation. Services run in Docker containers, behind Traefik.
Data collection uses Lighthouse, TLS analysis, security header checking, DNS and email deliverability verification, as well as accessibility tests with axe-core.