AuditLamp: SEO & AI audit in one click

See any page the way Google and the AI engines actually read it. One click, no signup, no email. AuditLamp reads the page you are on and shows you, in plain English, what is helping or hurting your visibility in both classic search and AI answers. It runs the same engine as auditlamp.com, so the browser popup and the full site audit agree. WHAT IT SHOWS, IN 11 TABS: - Score: a live readiness score for the page, with the worst problems listed first. - AI: which AI crawlers your site allows or blocks in robots.txt, plus whether you publish an llms.txt. - Meta: title and description with real pixel-width truncation, a live search-result preview, canonical, robots, indexability, language, and viewport. - Headings: the full H1 to H6 outline with counts and any heading-order breaks. - Images: how many content images are missing alt text, with the list. - Links: internal, external, nofollow, ugc, and sponsored counts, plus generic anchor text and a broken-link check. - Social: Open Graph and Twitter card tags with an image preview. - Schema: JSON-LD types detected, with validation warnings for common problems. - Tech: the site's technology stack the way a technology profiler reads it. Hosting and CDN, CMS, JavaScript framework, and analytics. - Signals: the on-page numbers SEO professionals track, including keyword density and text-to-HTML ratio, shown for reference. - Tools: quick links to PageSpeed, Rich Results, the schema validator, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and more. Also included: - A Core Web Vitals snapshot of the current load (labeled as a lab reading, not field data). - A redirect-chain check on the current URL. - The Machine's Eye overlay that paints the diagnosis onto the page itself. - CSV export on the Headings, Images, and Links tabs, and a one-click Copy Report. HONEST BY DESIGN: AuditLamp is built on 116 checks grounded in official search-engine documentation, not SEO folklore. It never fabricates a number. When something needs a real data connection to measure (like field Core Web Vitals or your actual rankings), it says so instead of guessing. When a browser cannot verify a link because of cross-origin rules, it says "could not verify" rather than calling it fine. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO: No background tracking. No analytics. No account required. The extension only reads a page when you click it, and the on-page overlay runs entirely in your browser. For the full site audit, exact fixes, and history, run the free scan at auditlamp.com.