This is Avakata's demo page: three things you can run here. Grade any website on 13 checks, test your own browser for bot signals, or watch an example store repair itself. The first two are real tools. The third is a labelled illustration.
What it is. Paste a web address. Our server fetches that page and runs 13 checks: title, structured data, llms.txt, AI-crawler access and more.
What it proves. Whether the basics that search and answer engines read are on that page today. It is a snapshot, not a ranking promise.
What it is. A five-second test that runs on your own device. It reads the same kinds of signals a click-fraud filter reads: automation flags, network type and how your pointer moves.
What it proves. That those signals are real and visible, not a black box. You see each one and whether it flagged you.
What it is. An example store, further down this page. Press Run the engine and one self-heal plays out: spot the friction, draft new copy, check it, ship it to part of the traffic.
What it proves. How the loop works, not a result. Every number in it is example data.
Type a web address. Our server fetches that page, reads its HTML, robots.txt and llms.txt, and returns a letter grade, a score out of 100 and a fix for every check that failed.
Real tool: it fetches the address you type, live. Limits: six grades a minute, results are kept for an hour, and sites that block robots cannot be graded.
This reads real signals from the device you are on right now: automation flags, the type of network you are on and how your pointer moves. They are the same kinds of signals AvaGotYa reads on visits to an advertiser's site. Nothing is stored.
That the signals are real and visible. You see each one, whether it flagged you, and which tier it would count in.
One browser, one visit. It says nothing about your own ad traffic. AvaGotYa starts in watch-only mode for at least 14 days, so you see your real numbers before anything is blocked.
AvaGotYa, for Google Ads advertisers. The software is free; you pay a share of the savings it can prove, and nothing if it saved nothing.
Each thing you can run on this page is a small, honest piece of something we offer. Here is which is which.
Shows what our GEO service and agentic website builds fix: structured data, llms.txt, AI-crawler access and question-shaped headings. Pulse checks eight on-page basics, like title, description and structured data, on every page view.
The same kinds of signals AvaGotYa reads for Google Ads advertisers. It starts in watch-only mode, so you see what it would have caught before it blocks anything.
An illustration of the loop an agentic website build runs: watch, test an idea, draft, check, ship, measure, then keep or roll back. Pulse is the free measuring layer underneath.
Illustration: the store sandbox uses example data. The grader and the browser test run on real data; the sandbox does not.
A 27-second explainer: traffic in, friction found, copy rewritten, variant shipped, lift measured. The whole loop, while no one is online.
”KickHaus” is a made-up example storefront so you can see how the engine works without touching your own site. The heatmap, the signals and the rewrite below are a scripted walk-through with example numbers, not a live feed.
Illustration: the store above is an example. Its signals, the 18% traffic split, the confidence score and the conversion lift are example data written for this page. None of it is a customer's result.
Below is KickHaus, an example store. Press Run the engine and one self-heal plays out: the engine reads the traffic, spots the friction, drafts new product copy, checks it, ships it to part of the traffic and shows a result. Switch industries, toggle the heatmap, then keep the change or roll it back.
Illustration: the store, its traffic and every number in this sandbox are example data written for this page. None of it is a customer's result.
Two tools on this page run live on real data. One is a scripted example. Here is which is which.
It fetches the page you type in from our server and runs 13 checks on what it finds. They cover HTTPS, title and description length, a single H1, structured data, FAQ markup, question-style headings, a llms.txt file, whether AI crawlers are allowed in robots.txt, a social image and a canonical URL. You get a score out of 100 and a fix for every check that fails. Results are cached for an hour per page.
It reads how your own visit looks from the outside. The test makes one request to our server and reads the network it came from, whether that is a home connection or a hosting provider, which browser headers came with it, and your connection details. In your browser it also checks the automation flag and how your pointer moves. The result comes straight back to your screen and nothing is saved.
No. KickHaus is a made-up example store. The traffic, the heatmap, the signals and the +186% result in the store sandbox are scripted example data, built to show how the loop works. They are not a customer's results.
No. The grader and the browser test need no account and ask for no email address. The store sandbox is a self-running example.
Pulse installs with one line and reports real speed, frustration clicks and SEO basics for your own pages. Our agentic website builds and agentic PPC work act on what that data shows, inside limits you agree before anything changes.
Yes. We do it on a thirty-minute screen-share with no slides. Book a time with the button below and we will run it against your own pages.