Give It a URL.
Get Something Real.
Three tools that actually do the work: they fetch your site, read what is really there, and hand you a file or a verdict you can act on. Everything here runs in your browser against live data, not against a stored profile of you.
llms.txt Generator
Enter a URL, get a valid, ready-to-publish llms.txt built from your site's real pages. Copy it, or download the file and upload it to your site root.
Open the generator → CHECKERAI Crawler Access Checker
See whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI can actually read your site — robots.txt rules and real live fetches, not guesses.
Check your site → GENERATORFAQ Schema Generator
Turn your questions and answers into valid FAQPage JSON-LD that AI systems can read. Copy, paste, publish.
Build your schema →The standing promise: free to use, no account, no email address, and we keep nothing. We read the page you ask about, return the result, and that is the end of it.
How We Build,
Written Down.
Not interactive — these are the plain-English explainers behind the stack and the standards we hold every build to. Read them if you want to know what you are actually buying.
WordPress
Building on WordPress since 2009 and 450+ sites in. What every major release taught us, and where the platform still earns its place.
WooCommerce
Custom stores on the platform that runs more of the web's commerce than anyone: variable products, subscriptions, checkout flows, gateways.
Oxygen Builder
The visual builder we use when a project stays on WordPress, and why it produces clean semantic HTML instead of shortcode soup.
HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Our current build standard: pure custom code. No frameworks, no build chains, no dependencies that break six months after launch.
W3C Standards
What compliance means here: markup that validates, carries meaning, and holds up under every browser, crawler and screen reader that touches it.
cPanel/WHM & CSF
Server administration and firewall hardening — how the machine a site lives on gets locked down, not just how the site gets built.
Finding the Problem Is Free.
Fixing It Is the Job.
A checker can tell you AI crawlers are being turned away at your firewall. It cannot open the door, rewrite the schema, or fix the pages underneath. That part is what we do for a living, and we test everything instead of assuming.