Available
FREE
Run the public website scan and see what APESHITE actually finds.
- Public website scan
- 100-point health score
- Security + SEO checks
- Performance + accessibility signals
- Shareable report
- No credit card


The reality check before production
Your AI built it. APESHITE tells you what the AI fucked up.
Scan a public website or a public GitHub repository. APESHITE checks security signals, SEO/AEO/GEO foundations, performance, accessibility, project hygiene and production-readiness signals — then turns the evidence into a prioritized report.
Live site scan
Code + repo scan
SEO / AEO / GEO
Prioritized fix roadmap
Free, no signup. Deterministic checks across security, SEO, performance, accessibility, technical health and production readiness.
One brutal preflight
APESHITE is the second set of eyes between an AI-generated build and software that is actually ready for users, search engines, AI answer engines and production.
Check HTTPS, security headers, exposed configuration signals and other observable security weaknesses before they become production problems.
001Audit crawlability, metadata, canonicals, schema, sitemaps, links and the signals that help search engines and AI answer engines understand your site.
002Catch oversized pages, heavy resources, slow requests and other observable performance problems that make a product feel broken.
003Surface missing labels, alt text, semantic problems and other accessibility issues that can shut real users out.
004Inspect public GitHub repository structure, CI, lockfiles, dependencies, configuration and engineering hygiene.
005Look for missing tests, weak CI, stale dependencies, missing security policy, incomplete documentation and other ship-readiness signals.
006Turn a wall of warnings into an ordered list showing severity, evidence, why it matters and what to investigate first.
007Use APESHITE after an AI builder generates your app because generated code can look finished long before it is ready.
008From prompt to production
Start with the URL. Go deeper with the repository. Use the report to decide what deserves fixing next.
Drop in a public URL and inspect technical signals, metadata, links, assets, headers and crawlability.
Submit a public GitHub repository to inspect project structure, CI, lockfiles, dependencies, configuration and engineering hygiene.
Organize findings by severity and category so launch blockers rise above noise.
Use the evidence and recommendations to make changes, then run another scan to see whether the project improved.
The result
APESHITE turns the scan into evidence-backed findings. Critical problems rise to the top instead of getting buried under a giant meaningless score.
APESHITE AUDIT
Public website scan · Evidence collected from the live site
Security
2 findings
SEO / AEO / GEO
5 findings
Performance
3 findings
HTTPS is enabled, a sitemap is present, and the page has a canonical URL.
5 issues need attention before this site gets a clean production-ready score.
No bullshit reporting
APESHITE makes software health obvious: what was checked, what was found, why it matters and what deserves attention next.
Every score starts with evidence APESHITE can actually observe.
Experience the scanner before creating an account.
One simple number makes production health understandable at a glance.
SECURITY
Find obvious security configuration problems before they become embarrassing.
SEARCH
See what search engines and AI systems can and cannot understand from the public site.
SHIP
Turn a technical mess into a prioritized list of things worth fixing first.
Start free. Build from there.
The public scanner is available now. Paid project workspaces, deeper private-repo analysis, automated remediation and continuous monitoring are part of the product roadmap — not pretend features today.
Available
Run the public website scan and see what APESHITE actually finds.
Coming next
Saved projects, private repositories, deeper code analysis and scan history.
Roadmap
Client workspaces, team workflows, branded reports and managed project monitoring.
What is live today: public website scanning and public GitHub repository analysis. Private repositories, saved project workspaces, automated fixes and continuous monitoring are roadmap features and are not represented as active capabilities.
