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Site X-ray
See what Google and AI assistants can read on your site
Paste a URL and Site X-ray loads the page on a simulated 4G phone, then reads it the way search and AI crawlers do. In about 30 seconds you get a score out of 100 and a fix list sorted by who does what: text crawlers can't see, missing business details, AI bots blocked in robots.txt, slow phone loads, no tap-to-call. Add a competitor and a city to see whether an AI assistant with web search names you. No sign-up.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Chris, founder of Kingbird Solutions in Phoenix.
A lot of small business sites look fine in a browser but give Google and AI assistants very little to read. Some only show their words after scripts run. Others block AI crawlers in robots.txt without the owner knowing.
Site X-ray shows that gap in about 30 seconds. It loads your page on a simulated phone, reads the raw code the way a crawler does, and gives you a fix list sorted by who does what. Several of the fixes are things an owner can do in a few minutes.
We also ran it across 240 Phoenix small business websites. 38% had at least one gap that makes them harder for search engines and AI assistants to read, and a third of local businesses had no tap-to-call link.
It's free and there's no sign-up. I'd value feedback on which checks are useful and which ones you'd add.
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About Site X-ray on Product Hunt
“See what Google and AI assistants can read on your site”
Site X-ray was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #142 on the daily leaderboard. Paste a URL and Site X-ray loads the page on a simulated 4G phone, then reads it the way search and AI crawlers do. In about 30 seconds you get a score out of 100 and a fix list sorted by who does what: text crawlers can't see, missing business details, AI bots blocked in robots.txt, slow phone loads, no tap-to-call. Add a competitor and a city to see whether an AI assistant with web search names you. No sign-up.
Site X-ray was featured in Marketing (469.8k followers) and SEO (38.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 96.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Chris King
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Chris, founder of Kingbird Solutions in Phoenix.
A lot of small business sites look fine in a browser but give Google and AI assistants very little to read. Some only show their words after scripts run. Others block AI crawlers in robots.txt without the owner knowing.
Site X-ray shows that gap in about 30 seconds. It loads your page on a simulated phone, reads the raw code the way a crawler does, and gives you a fix list sorted by who does what. Several of the fixes are things an owner can do in a few minutes.
We also ran it across 240 Phoenix small business websites. 38% had at least one gap that makes them harder for search engines and AI assistants to read, and a third of local businesses had no tap-to-call link.
It's free and there's no sign-up. I'd value feedback on which checks are useful and which ones you'd add.