Hi, I'm Hazzy.

Why I built this

I kept running into the same problems on different sites. A canonical tag pointing at the wrong page. A sitemap nobody had looked at since launch. A theme update that removed the product markup without anyone noticing. None of these are hard to fix. They're hard to spot, because the site looks fine to the people who run it.

So I built a tool that reads a site from the outside, the way Google and AI assistants do, and tells you in plain words what's wrong, on which page, and what to change. You get a short list you can act on, not a dashboard you have to decode.

What you can check for yourself

Here's what's on the site today. These numbers are counted from the site itself, so they stay current.

Every change I ship goes in the changelog, including the fixes for my own mistakes.

How I write the guides

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  Every guide comes with a checkWhen I explain a problem, you can test your own site for it on the same page.
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  No made-up numbersAny figure on this site comes from a real crawl, a real record or your own Search Console data. If I don't know something, I don't guess.
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  Plain words firstEach fix starts with one sentence you can act on, then the details for whoever has to do the work. I only use jargon when it's the actual name of the thing.