What does a site audit check?
Enter a URL above and the tool runs five checks against it at once: security headers, SSL certificate, redirect behaviour, core SEO meta tags, and Open Graph/Twitter Card social sharing tags – then scores the result so you can see what needs attention at a glance.
Why run this instead of the individual tools?
Each check here is a lighter-weight summary of its own dedicated tool – the header checker, SSL checker, meta tag checker, Open Graph checker and redirect checker. This page is for a quick first pass across all of them; click through to any of those for the full detail behind a result.
What do the good/warning/critical statuses mean?
Critical issues are things that actively break something – an expired certificate, a broken redirect, a missing title tag. Warnings are worth fixing but aren't urgent, like a certificate expiring soon or a slightly-too-long meta description. Good means that check found nothing to flag.
Does this check CORS configuration too?
Not automatically – CORS behaviour depends heavily on which origin and method you're testing, so a single fixed check would flag plenty of correctly-configured sites as "wrong". Use the CORS checker directly if you need to test a specific API endpoint.
Does this crawl my whole site?
No – this checks a single URL you provide. To crawl an entire site for broken links and page-level issues, use the link crawler instead.
Is anything saved or shared?
No. The audit runs on demand and the result is only shown in your browser – nothing is stored.