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Check your website
Type your site's address. In about half a minute you see what a visitor on a phone, Google and the AI assistants see: how fast it is, whether it can be found, and whether it is safe to visit.
What it checks
The things a fast, findable, safe site gets right
These are the same checks I run on a site before I work on it, and the ones this site passes.
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Speed
Google's own speed test, Lighthouse, on a simulated phone: four scores, when the page appears, and what makes it heavy.
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Basics
Whether the page loads and fits a phone screen, and whether it has the title, description and picture that search results and shared links show.
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Found on Google and in AI assistants
Whether search engines may list the page, structured data, a sitemap, whether robots.txt lets Google, Bing, ChatGPT search, Claude search and Perplexity in, and llms.txt.
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Safe to visit
HTTPS, whether plain http is sent on to it, HSTS, the main security headers, and files loaded over plain http.
What it cannot see
One page, from the outside
It checks the one page you name, the way a stranger's browser and a search engine reach it. It cannot see a firewall that turns crawlers away, your Google Business Profile, where you rank, or anything behind a login. It does not judge the words and pictures either, and those matter most.
The address you type goes to Google for the speed test. This site keeps no record of it; the result sits in Cloudflare's cache for up to an hour, so a repeat check is quick, and is then dropped.
For a look at all of it, here is what I offer.