AI app discoverability scanner

See why your shipped app is still hard to find.

Run the free scan to see what Google, ChatGPT, and Perplexity can actually read from your public site.

Run the free scan

Free first pass. No sign-up required.

Start with one public URL

Paste your homepage or main marketing page

The first scan answers one question quickly: is discoverability worth fixing right now?

What the first scan comes back with

Enough proof to decide what deserves the next sprint.

The homepage does not ask you to believe in vague AI magic. It shows the first report clearly, then lets you decide if the opportunity is real enough to justify a deeper plan.

Weighted score

A clear diagnosis, not a vague grade

The first scan scores the site across six discoverability categories so you can see whether the real problem is metadata, content depth, structure, trust, or all of the above.

Fix first

The blockers to address before anything else

The report highlights the issues most likely to suppress discovery first, so small teams can act on the next move instead of decoding a long audit.

The missing paths buyers and crawlers expect

When the site needs more than a homepage, the report points to the pages that should exist next, including pricing, trust, comparisons, and use-case coverage.

Fuller example plan

Open the richer Growth example when you want the deeper layer

The example report shows 10 page briefs, richer metadata rewrites, and the same sample data used in the actual report flow.

Fictional sample app: TaskFlow

Example first report snapshot

https://taskflow.app

This is the kind of first-pass output you get before any deeper AI plan: score, blockers, missing paths, and a short list of quick fixes. The fuller example on this page opens the deeper Growth plan for the same sample app.

38score

Discoverability score

38/100

Fix first

2 critical blockers

3 high-priority paths

Overview

38/100

Your app is difficult to find right now and needs structural discoverability fixes.

6 categories scored5 issues surfaced4 pages to prioritise

Issues to fix first

The report starts with the specific blockers most likely to limit discovery right now.

01
No meta description is set, so search results show a weak auto-generated snippet.
Search Basics
02
Only 1 indexable page was found, which limits what the site can rank for.
Crawl & Indexability
03
No use-case or comparison pages were discovered for high-intent searches.
Discoverability Architecture
04
SoftwareApplication schema is missing, so AI systems get less machine-readable product context.
AI Readiness
05
The homepage does not clearly say who the product is for in the opening copy.
Content Depth

Missing pages

These are the page types the scanner thinks should exist next, based on what buyers and crawlers expect.

/pricinghigh

Buyers need plan context and crawlers need a dedicated pricing URL to index.

/securitymedium

Trust pages help evaluators and AI systems understand how the product handles data.

/use-cases/freelance-project-trackinghigh

A use-case page gives the site a better chance to rank for audience-specific searches.

/alternatives/trellohigh

Comparison pages capture high-intent visitors already looking for alternatives.

Quick wins

Smaller changes worth shipping before you commit to the broader content or page-creation pass.

01
Add a meta description that says what the product does and who it is for.
02
Publish SoftwareApplication schema on the homepage.
03
Link to pricing, security, and one use-case page from the primary marketing surface.

How it works

From one URL to a clearer next action.

The product is designed for capable founders who do not want to become SEO specialists just to ship a sensible next fix.

Run the free scan

Paste your homepage or main marketing URL. The scanner checks the public surface people and crawlers can actually reach.

Read the evidence

See the score, the biggest blockers, and the missing pages or trust signals holding the app back right now.

Go deeper only if it is worth it

Use the free report first. Upgrade later only when you want recurring monitoring, fuller rewrites, or builder-ready prompts.

What the scanner is checking

The scan is opinionated about the gaps that suppress discovery most often.

AI-built apps often launch with one polished page and not much supporting structure. The scanner turns that vague concern into a concrete read on what is missing.

Search basics

Titles, descriptions, crawlability, and whether the main page can be read and indexed cleanly.

Content depth

Whether the homepage explains who the app is for, how it works, and what the product actually does.

Discoverability architecture

Whether the site has enough page depth to rank, get cited, and capture higher-intent searches.

Trust and AI readability

Schema, trust pages, and direct-answer copy that help both buyers and AI systems understand the product.

Where apps usually fall short

The same discoverability gaps keep surfacing after launch.

Most teams do not need a louder homepage first. They need clearer evidence about missing depth, weak trust coverage, and the page paths buyers or AI systems expect to find next.

Thin content surface

One page is rarely enough to rank or get cited. Search and AI systems need more intent coverage than a single polished hero.

Missing trust signals

Pricing, security, integrations, and comparisons affect both visibility and conversion when evaluators cannot find them.

Missing paths the scanner often flags

/pricing

Explain plans, limits, and who each tier is for.

/security

Earn trust with clear data handling and access policies.

/compare/[alternative]

Capture high-intent searches from people already evaluating options.

/integrations

Show how the product fits into real workflows and tools.

Plans

Start with the free scan, upgrade only when the deeper work is justified.

The product should feel like a calm diagnostic tool, not a pricing funnel. Most teams should begin with the free report. Paid plans make sense only once the opportunity is real and the next build plan needs more depth.

Free

Use this first

Best when you want a first diagnosis before committing to deeper work.