It's easier than ever to ship a website — with an AI builder in an afternoon, a no-code tool in a weekend, or the traditional way over a few weeks. But "it looks done" and "it's ready to launch" are two very different things — and the gap is exactly where first impressions, customers, and search traffic quietly leak away.
Any site — AI-built, no-code, hand-coded, or built years ago on WordPress or Shopify — can look great and still have a layout that breaks on phones, pages Google can't see, buttons that do nothing, slow load times, missing security basics, or leftover placeholder text. Whoever or whatever built it rarely tells you. And even when a technical audit surfaces these issues, most site owners can't translate "fix your render-blocking resources" into a safe change.
You paste your public URL. We open every page in a real browser and check it the way a visitor, a phone, Google, and a security scanner would — mobile experience, speed, discoverability, accessibility, and public security. Then we do the part other tools skip: we translate every finding into plain English and give you the exact fix for each one — a real audit report you can act on yourself, hand to a developer, or deliver to a client. If your site is built with an AI tool, you also get a ready-to-paste prompt so it can apply the fixes for you.
Solo founders and small teams checking their own site, freelancers and agencies auditing client sites, and anyone who wants confidence that a website is actually ready for the world — however it was built: Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Framer, Webflow, Wix, WordPress, Shopify, or hand-coded from scratch.
Scanvify is a launch-readiness and public-health scan. We check what is visible from outside your site. We are not a penetration test and we do not inspect your server, database, source code, or logged-in areas — that requires your explicit permission and is a different kind of work. We'd rather tell you exactly what we can and can't see than overpromise.