SEO checks that matter
Validate titles, metadata, canonicals, headings, links, images, hreflang, robots and social previews.
Run private, offline SEO, Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) audits. Catch accessibility, structured-data and production-readiness issues before they ship—without sending page data anywhere.
Audit rendered pages—not just source code—with practical findings, explainable scores and clear next steps.
Validate titles, metadata, canonicals, headings, links, images, hreflang, robots and social previews.
Review entity clarity, citeable summaries, direct answers, FAQs, intent coverage and snippet-friendly content.
Parse JSON-LD, validate recommended fields and uncover unsafe URLs or environment drift in schema.
Catch localhost, private IP, staging, source-map and debug references before production release.
Find missing names, labels, alt text, language declarations, duplicate IDs and untitled frames.
Prioritize issues with severity, confidence, scoring penalties, evidence and local rule documentation.
No crawler configuration. No project setup. No page content leaving your machine.
Use localhost, a private IP, staging, a local HTML file or a public production URL.
ATLocal2Prod inspects the rendered DOM and runs the selected rules entirely on-device.
Follow prioritized findings, compare environments and use the quality gate before release.
Bring production-readiness checks into scripts and CI. Audit HTML files or URLs, compare environments and enforce baselines.
ATLocal2Prod is built offline-first. The audit runs on your device, results are saved locally, and exports happen only when you request them.
Choose your browser build or use the CLI from the source package.
No. Collection, analysis and storage happen locally. There is no required backend, analytics service or remote AI API.
Yes. It is designed for localhost, private IP, staging, preview and production pages. Browser access still depends on permissions and the page itself.
Dedicated packages are generated for Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox.
Yes. The CLI supports quality gates, policy files, baseline comparisons and CI-oriented SARIF and JUnit XML exports.
No. The checks use deterministic, confidence-labeled heuristics that run locally and remain explainable.