For developers
SEO tools for developers who want clear tickets
SEO tools for developers that put the scope, the affected URLs and the proof in one ticket, then let the same check confirm the fix.
Tickets with real scope
The problem: SEO requests often arrive as a screenshot and a guess.
How the platform solves it: Fix Tracker tickets include the rule that failed, the affected URLs and the stored proof, ready to copy as Markdown.
Alerts that name the failure
The problem: A vague down alert sends you hunting through logs.
How the platform solves it: Uptime Monitor confirms an outage with at least 2 of 3 probes and names the failure type: DNS, SSL, network, server, application or content.
Done means the check passed
The problem: Work gets closed before anyone looks at the live page.
How the platform solves it: A re-check runs the same check on the same URLs, with a clear result: resolved, partially resolved, reopened or not reproducible.
Recovery you approve
The problem: Late night outages often need the same small repair.
How the platform solves it: Auto Recovery Agent runs only allowlisted actions after a person approves them, does a dry run first, logs everything and re-checks the site.
The tools for this job
The tools that give you clear scope, honest alerts and a re-check you can trust.
- AI-poweredAvailableFix TrackerAn SEO reporting tool that turns a problem into a clear ticket, tracks who is fixing it, re-checks it, and shows the client the proof.
- AI-poweredAvailableUptime MonitorA website uptime monitor that checks a site all the time and alerts you when it is really down.
- AI-poweredAvailableChange MonitorMonitor website changes that matter, and turn many small alerts into one clear incident.
Questions, answered
What does a ticket include?
The issue, the affected URLs, the proof we collected, an owner, a due date and a priority with its reason. You can copy it as Markdown.
Can AI change our code or servers?
No. AI explains issues and drafts tickets. In Auto Recovery Agent, AI output never becomes an action, and a person approves a predefined action.
Does the recovery agent open a port on our server?
No. It connects outward only, receives signed jobs with timeouts and rate limits, and runs only the actions on your allowlist.
How does a re-check work?
The exact check that found the problem runs again on the affected URLs, and the new result is compared with the original proof.
Can our CI report deploys?
Yes. A simple API takes deploy events, so Change Monitor can show the release next to each incident.
Ship the fix, then let the check prove it
See how the tools fit together, or tell us about your stack.