Lovable SPA output
Compare the first response with the fully rendered page.
Paste your published Lovable URL or connected custom domain. The audit compares initial and rendered content, checks essential page signals, and explains any crawler-visible gaps.
Audit a lovable.app URL or the public custom domain connected to it.
Detect content or metadata that appears only after the app loads.
Review headings, canonical, index directives and crawlable text.
Check major AI crawler rules without confusing access with real visits.
Compare the first response with the fully rendered page.
Inspect canonical and index directives on the URL users actually visit.
Review crawler-readable text, links and metadata for the submitted page.
Receive concrete findings you can use when editing your Lovable project.
Lovable makes it fast to ship a working site, but the browser view alone does not prove that every crawler receives the same content. The audit compares both states and shows exactly where important text or tags appear.
Submit the public URL—not an editor or preview link that requires authentication. If you use a custom domain, audit that domain because its redirects, canonical tags and robots rules are part of the live search experience.
Use the public URL visitors can open without signing in. If a custom domain is live, submit that domain rather than the project editor URL.
No. The free audit fetches only the public page you submit and requires no Lovable login.
The free audit provides evidence and recommended fixes. RenderlySEO onboarding is separate and is designed for supported hosted-site workflows.
No. This free tool checks one submitted URL. Test important landing pages separately or connect the domain for ongoing coverage.
Audit a published Base44 app for crawler-visible content, JavaScript rendering gaps, metadata and AI crawler access.
Open free toolAudit one public URL for technical SEO, crawler-visible content, metadata, robots access and AI search readiness. No account required.
Open free toolCompare raw crawler HTML with the rendered browser page to find JavaScript SEO content and metadata gaps.
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