Can crawlers
understand it?
Submit a page. See what its HTML tells crawlers.
What the owl observed
| Question | Evidence | Result |
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What this check cannot know
See which AI crawlers actually arrive.
SearchSeal reads crawler activity from your access logs.
Four useful signals.
No invented score. No ranking promise.
Access
Robots rules declare which named crawlers may request a page and path.
Identity
Titles, headings, canonical URLs, and structured facts clarify what the page represents.
Discovery
Sitemaps expose useful URLs. llms.txt can orient compatible systems, but remains optional.
Evidence limit
Public checks cannot prove a visit, index entry, citation, recommendation, or conversion.
No synthetic readiness score.
Each finding shows its evidence and remains separate. You decide what matters.
- Observed
- Direct evidence was found.
- Needs attention
- A useful signal was absent or blocked.
- Unknown
- The public response cannot answer it.
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