Public-site discovery and answer-readiness audit from Suede Labs AI.
Product URL: audit.suedeai.ai.
Enter a public URL and get a weighted audit of access, crawler policy, entity schema, metadata, content structure, internal evidence links, and response weight. The report shows every observed value and prioritizes repairs by impact.
Each browser gets one free audit. Its result is cached locally for reopening, while Copy report creates a self-contained /report/<domain>#report=... link. The URL fragment carries a versioned snapshot of the already-rendered public report, is validated against the path domain, and is removed from the address bar after loading. Fragments are not sent to the server, so a first-time visitor can view the shared report and its company offer without spending their free audit. The server does not persist report contents.
Shared snapshots are base64url-encoded, not encrypted or signed; anyone who receives the link can read or change the public audit data it contains. Recipient pages therefore present these results as an unverified user-provided snapshot, not as a fresh or Suede-verified audit. Copy report refuses snapshots above the defined 48 KiB encoded limit instead of truncating JSON or silently falling back to a new audit. Older fragmentless /report/<domain> links never auto-run an audit: they show a prompt and let the visitor explicitly choose whether to spend their free audit.
The free audit is protected by a browser-local result gate, a one-year HttpOnly usage cookie, a bot-trap field, Fetch Metadata checks, in-process burst limiting, and Vercel Firewall challenge and rate-limit rules. The firewall is the durable request boundary; the browser controls make the one-audit policy explicit and preserve the saved result.
The report inspects public HTML, robots.txt, llms.txt, and sitemap.xml. It does not run buyer prompts inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or another answer engine. A high readiness score does not guarantee citations, recommendations, or rankings.
Node (server.mjs) serves the static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and crawl files alongside the small audit API. The public assets are loaded through literal file URLs so Vercel includes them in the production function bundle. No framework build step.
npm install
npm run devnpm test
node --check client.js
git diff --check