Agent-Readable Site Vet

Run a proxy's-eye audit of your site, styles stripped

Problem

When agents read the web in place of people, signals that only exist visually stop working. Developers don't know what their site looks like to a proxy or crawler, or which information is silently invisible to them.

Solution

Enter a URL: it renders the page, strips the stylesheet, and simulates common agent fetch paths, then shows a side-by-side of what humans see versus what machines actually read — flagging CSS/JS-hidden content, missing semantic markup, and layouts that block consumption.

Users

Indie developers with product and docs sites, content teams owning SEO and AI visibility

MVP

URL in, unstyled view out; highlight machine-visible vs invisible text blocks; check heading hierarchy, semantic tags, crawler-reachable links; an impact-ranked fix list; shareable report link

Revenue

Free one-off reports + subscription for bulk scanning and historical tracking; add a one-pager agent-readability consulting service

Why now

Agents and AI crawlers are becoming primary readers while most sites still optimize for human eyes; render-and-compare logic is simple enough to ship cheaply