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Engines

Five Engines, One Pipeline.

Every audit runs through five engines — crawl, diagnose, score, prioritize, report — on our cloud, not your machine. Set the project once and the whole pipeline keeps itself fresh.

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Under the Hood

The Five Engines.

Each engine does one job well, then hands off to the next — so a raw crawl becomes a decision you can defend, without you wiring anything together.

Engine 01

The Crawl Engine

Parallel cloud crawling that respects robots.txt, sitemaps, and the scope you set. It runs on our infrastructure, so your machine stays free and the crawl finishes fast.

Engine 02

The Diagnostics Engine

Reads the signals crawlers miss — indexability, links, content depth, and answer readiness — the deep-water senses near the surface and far below.

Engine 03

The Scoring Engine

One canonical Site Health, computed the same way on every screen, and a score trend across every crawl — momentum, not a single snapshot.

Engine 04

The Prioritization Engine

Not what’s wrong — what to fix first. Severity is weighed against demand and impact, so the top of the list is the move that actually matters.

Engine 05

The Reporting Engine

Turns any audit into a client-ready report: the executive decision first, the crawl, GSC, GA4, and intent evidence underneath — white-label and ready to send.

The Core

One Intelligence

A central core reconciles all five — checking that the evidence agrees before it names a move. No engine issues a verdict alone.

Automation

Set It Once, It Refreshes Itself.

The pipeline is not a one-time run — it keeps your technical evidence current so the next move is always based on today’s site, not last month’s.

Periodic Re-Crawls

Scheduled crawling re-runs the whole pipeline on a cadence you choose, so a fix you shipped last week is verified against fresh evidence — and a regression is caught before your client notices it.

Connected Signals Stay Live

When you connect Search Console and Analytics, their signals refresh on their own. Demand, impressions, and behaviour flow into scoring and prioritization without you re-importing anything by hand.

Momentum, Not Snapshots

Because every crawl feeds the same canonical score, you see the trend — is Site Health climbing or slipping? — instead of a disconnected number each time you look.