Evidence-first readiness for modern websites.

Modern websites answer to more audiences than ever — search crawlers, AI assistants, agentic clients, accessibility tooling, performance monitors, and the people behind them. isitready.dev reads the public signals that each of those audiences actually sees, turns them into a single evidence-first report, and tells you which three or four fixes matter most. No guessing, no paywalled rubrics, no vanity scores.

Public evidence only

Every check runs against the same surfaces a browser, a search crawler, or an AI assistant can already reach — HTTP responses, HTML head, robots.txt, sitemap, security headers, discovery files, and public performance APIs. No credentials, no ownership verification, no server-side install.

Unknown stays visible

If a signal could not be observed, the report card says so. We do not fold missing evidence into a hidden score, and we do not invent authority metrics or private analytics to fill the gap.

Priority over volume

The report lifts the three or four fixes with the largest effect on AI discovery, crawlability, and trust surfaces — and stops there. A long checklist that overwhelms the team is a worse product than a short one that ships.

Agent-ready remediation

Each finding comes with a remediation brief that a coding agent can act on directly — the file path, the exact header, the expected value. Teams that work with Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot can paste the brief into a prompt and ship.

isitready.dev is built and maintained by Kordu, a small team focused on the intersection of AI assistants and the public web. The scanner shares infrastructure with our commercial monitoring tools but is deliberately free and read-only so any team can diagnose production readiness without a sales cycle. Want the long version? Read the methodology — every check, every data source, every limitation, documented.