Free site scan

See what AI sees on your site.

Type in a web address. We fetch the page the way a crawler does, without running its scripts, and show what people, search crawlers and AI answer engines get from it. Then we list what to fix first.

One page, plus its robots.txt, sitemap and llms.txt. We don’t keep the address or anything we fetch.

The scanner runs from your browser, so it needs JavaScript. With it off, you can still read a recorded scan of this site below. It shows everything a scan of your page would. Read the recorded scan

This page’s own structure, drawn at build from its HTML.

People read the top layer, crawlers follow the middle one and machines parse the bottom one.

9 headings · 49 links · 4 schema nodes

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The report

Every page has three readers.

People read the words. Crawlers follow the links and the rules. Machines parse the structured data. The report reads your page the way each one does, then lists what to fix first.

Until you scan a page, it shows a scan of this site’s home page, recorded on Nov 12, 2026.

Scan report adjltechnology.com/ Recorded · Nov 12, 2026
GET adjltechnology.com/ Status 200 Answered in 1.0 s HTML 136.3 kB Redirects none

12 fine

Nothing to fix. Here’s what we checked.

What people read

The words on the page before any script runs, and what a search result shows.

Title
AI Engineering, SEO and Software Studio | ADJL Technology 57 characters
Description
ADJL Technology builds AI agents and automation, websites and native apps, and the technical SEO that gets them found by search and AI answer engines. 150 characters
h1
AI, websites and apps, built for what’s next.
Words before scripts run
3,863 3,822 in <main>
Headings
  1. h1 AI, websites and apps, built for what’s next.
  2. h2 What we can build for you.
  3. h3 AI that does the busywork
  4. h3 Easy to find, easy to quote
  5. h3 One build, on every screen
  6. h3 We run what we build
  7. h2 Things we built, and how they work.
  8. h3 A listing link in, a sourced file out.
  9. h3 The records behind a price, on one sheet.
  10. h3 From the feed to the evening brief.
  11. h3 The whole engine, offline, on a phone.
  12. h3 Private pages that stay private.
  13. + 18 more
Language
en
Images
no images
  • Fine

    3,863 words arrive before any script runs.

  • Fine

    Title set, 57 characters.

  • Fine

    Meta description set, 150 characters.

  • Fine

    One h1 heading.

What crawlers follow

Whether search and AI crawlers may read the page, and where it sends them.

Final address
adjltechnology.com/
Redirects
none
Canonical
adjltechnology.com/
Robots meta
not set (index, follow)
X-Robots-Tag
none
Links
62 internal · 0 external · 0 nofollow
robots.txt
found · Sitemap lines: 1
Sitemap
adjltechnology.com/sitemap.xml named in robots.txt
  • Fine

    The page answers 200.

  • Fine

    Nothing tells search engines to skip it.

  • Fine

    The canonical URL points at this page.

  • Fine

    robots.txt lets search and AI crawlers in.

  • Fine

    Sitemap found.

What machines parse

Structured data, share tags and the files written for machines.

Structured data
JSON-LD blocks: 1 · broken: 0OrganizationImageObjectPersonOfferCatalogListItemWebSiteWebPageFAQPageQuestionAnswer
Microdata
none
Open Graph
titledescriptionimagetypeurl
Twitter card
cardtitleimage
llms.txt
ADJL Technology
  • Fine

    Structured data parses: Organization, ImageObject, Person, OfferCatalog, ListItem, WebSite.

  • Fine

    Share tags set, with an image.

  • Fine

    llms.txt found.

AI crawlers and your robots.txt

What your robots.txt tells each crawler about this page. A crawler with no rules of its own follows the rules for all crawlers.

CrawlerRun byWhat it doesThis page
Search engines
Googlebot Google Crawls pages for Google Search. AI Overviews in Search use the same index. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Bingbot Microsoft Crawls pages for Bing search, which Copilot’s web answers draw on. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Applebot Apple Crawls pages for search in Siri, Spotlight and Safari. Apple says it may also use them to train its models. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
AI search and answers
OAI-SearchBot OpenAI Finds pages to show and link in ChatGPT search. OpenAI’s separate GPTBot does the training crawls. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Claude-SearchBot Anthropic Indexes pages to improve the results Claude’s search gives. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
PerplexityBot Perplexity Finds and links pages in Perplexity’s answers. Perplexity says it isn’t used for training. Allowedby its own rules Allow: /
Meta-WebIndexer Meta Reads pages to improve Meta AI’s search results and citations. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Fetches a page when a person asks
ChatGPT-User OpenAI Visits a page when someone asks ChatGPT about it. OpenAI says robots.txt may not apply. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Claude-User Anthropic Visits a page when someone’s question to Claude needs it. Anthropic says it follows robots.txt. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Perplexity-User Perplexity Visits a page when someone asks Perplexity about it. Perplexity says it generally ignores robots.txt. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
AI training
GPTBot OpenAI Collects pages that may be used to train OpenAI’s models. Allowedby its own rules Allow: /
ClaudeBot Anthropic Collects pages that may be used to train Anthropic’s models. Allowedby its own rules Allow: /
Google-Extended Google Not a crawler. A switch for whether Google may use your pages to train Gemini, and to ground Gemini’s answers in them. Google says it doesn’t affect whether your pages appear or rank in Google Search. Allowedby its own rules Allow: /
Applebot-Extended Apple Not a crawler. A switch for whether Apple may use what Applebot collects to train its models. Apple’s search isn’t affected. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Meta-ExternalAgent Meta Collects pages for uses such as training Meta’s AI models. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
CCBot Common Crawl Builds Common Crawl, a free public archive of the web that many AI models were trained on. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /
Bytespider ByteDance The crawler of TikTok’s parent company. ByteDance says little about it. It’s widely reported to gather data for AI models. Allowedby the rules for all crawlers Allow: /

What it does

A first look, not an audit.

The scanner fetches one page from our server and reads the HTML it gets back, with no scripts run. Many AI crawlers read pages the same way. It also reads your robots.txt (the file that tells crawlers what they may read) and looks for a sitemap and an llms.txt (a plain-text file written for AI tools to read).

It can’t see your rankings, your traffic or what an AI answer says about you today. It doesn’t check every page or judge your writing.

We don’t store the address you scan or anything we fetch. The report goes back to your browser and nowhere else.

Go further

Want the whole site read properly?

The website audit starts from these three layers and goes much deeper, across every kind of page on your site. You get a written report with the fixes in order of impact, and a call to walk through it.

It’s priced by quote, after a look at the site.

Ask for an audit quote What the audit covers

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Tell us what’s slow, or what can’t be found.

One paragraph is plenty. Tell us what you want built, the step that costs the most, or the page that should rank and doesn’t. If you know why the obvious fix hasn’t worked, say that too.

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Email
daniel@adjlcapital.com
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Daniel reads and answers these himself, usually within a day or two. No sequence, no drip, and nothing sold to anyone.