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What AI actually sees
A crawler does not run JavaScript. It gets the HTML, throws away the tags, and keeps the words. Enter a URL and we show that leftover text next to the labels your page claims to have.
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We fetch the HTML once, as a browser would, then strip scripts, styles and tags. The right-hand column is the leftover words — the same material a crawler can quote. We do not execute JavaScript, and we do not call an AI model.
Common questions
- Why is this different from what I see in the browser?
- Your browser runs JavaScript, loads fonts, and waits for the layout. A crawler does none of that. If the words are assembled in the browser, the crawler’s copy of the page is a shell with a 200 status.
- Does a 200 mean AI can read my site?
- No. A challenge page and a JavaScript shell can both return 200. This tool measures the body after the tags come off, which is the part a status code never shows.
- Do you run an AI model on my page?
- No. There is no language model in this check, and nothing is billed per run. We fetch the HTML and count the leftover words.
- What if the page is behind a login?
- We fetch the public URL the way a crawler would. A login wall is already the answer: if a crawler cannot reach the words, it cannot quote them.
- Do you store the page?
- No. The report is built in memory and returned. We do not keep the HTML, and we do not attach it to an account.
Once there is something to read
Readable text is the floor. Next: whether the crawlers that cite you can even get in, and which searches you are close to winning.