SiteClarity Open source · MIT
Content review

Website content audit

Review what your pages communicate, which buyer questions they answer, and what to improve next.

Choose what to audit

API key

Paste your own TypeSafe Jev key to run audits against your own account. It is stored in this browser only, sent with each audit request, and never saved on the server.

Anyone who can use this browser profile can read the key. On a shared machine, remove it when you are done.

A focused review of one public page.

What should this say? optional

Tell us what you believe your content communicates — who it is for, the problem it solves, what makes you different. We check whether it actually says so. One per line, up to three.

0 of 3

On a scan we report which page says each one, and flag anything no page says. We never judge whether a statement is true — only whether your pages say it.

Source-backed findingsPrioritised fixesNo account needed

Look beyond keywords.

Three ways to make your content clearer

Structure that makes sense

Check headings, structured data and whether meaningful content is available in the HTML.

Answers that stand alone

Spot sections that need more context, clearer claims or a more direct answer.

Changes you can act on

Work through prioritised findings with source quotes and a specific action for each one.