Odibi

Your AI Audit Buddies.

Four AI agents check your website's SEO, AI search readiness, security, and technical health, then hand you one report with proof.

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A Claritect Product by Steven Madali

The four Odibi agents standing together: Zippy — SEO Audit holding a rocket, Nox — Security Audit with a magnifying glass, Pip — AI Search Readiness with a review bubble, and Tiko — Technical Audit with a wrench.
Meet your audit team.

Watch the team at work

  • Real evidence for every finding
  • Fix-first order
  • Passive and non-destructive
  • Plain language

A second pair of eyes for your website.

Odibi visits your public pages and explains what a real visitor might run into: broken links, confusing pages, hard-to-find information, or safety warning signs.

It is a careful review, not an attack. Odibi does not change your website or promise that any website is perfectly safe.

Nox, the Odibi Security Audit helperLooks, never touches

Four specialists, one tidy report

Each agent checks one part of your website and only reports what it actually saw. No guesswork, no jargon walls.

  • Tiko — Technical Audit

    Visits your pages and checks technical health.

    • Core Web Vitals (via Google PageSpeed Insights)
    • Broken pages and server errors
    • Redirect chains
    • Server response time
    • Compression and caching
    • JavaScript weight and image dimensions

  • Zippy — SEO Audit

    Checks how search engines see your pages.

    • Titles and meta descriptions
    • Headings and image alt text
    • Canonical tags and noindex
    • robots.txt and sitemap.xml

  • Pip — AI Search Readiness

    Checks the signals that help AI search read your site.

    • Organization structured data
    • AI crawler access in robots.txt
    • llms.txt
    • How clearly pages describe the business

  • Nox — Security Audit

    Looks for safety gaps without touching your website.

    • HTTPS, HSTS and certificate expiry
    • Security headers and CSP strength
    • Cookie flags, with stricter rules for session cookies
    • Sign-in forms and where they submit
    • Exposed files such as .env and .git
    • Secrets, tokens, debug logging and source maps in JavaScript
    • Sign-in data kept in browser storage
    • Compromised script hosts and missing Subresource Integrity
    • Outdated libraries and platforms with known vulnerabilities
    • Stack traces and debug pages

How an audit works

  1. Step 1: Add your website

    Paste a URL. Group websites into projects by client or brand.

  2. Step 2: Agents take turns

    Technical visits your pages, then SEO, Security, and AI search readiness each check their part.

  3. Step 3: The team checks its work

    Any finding that isn't backed by something actually seen on your site is thrown out.

  4. Step 4: Read it, then fix it

    A formal report with scores, plus a fix plan you can copy straight into your to-do list.

Every findingcomes with proof.

Facts are collected by code first. AI only helps where it's useful, and anything the team can't trace back to what was actually seen on your website never reaches your report.

  • Severity
  • Confidence
  • Affected URL
  • Evidence
  • Why it matters
  • Recommended fix
HighHigh confidenceSeen on the site

Login cookie can be read by page scripts

Affected URL
sweetcrumb-bakery.com/account
Evidence

Observed

Set-Cookie: session=…; Secure; SameSite=Lax

Expected

HttpOnly on the session cookie
Why it matters
If any script on the page is ever compromised, it can copy visitors' login sessions.
Recommended fix
Add HttpOnly to the session cookie where your server sets it.
Example finding. sweetcrumb-bakery.com is a made-up website.

Questions, answered

The short version of what your audit team does, and doesn't do.

What is Odibi?

Odibi is a team of four helpers that looks over your website and gives you a clear list of what is working, what needs attention, and what to fix first.

What does Odibi check?

It checks how your website works, how easy it is to find, how clearly it explains your business, and whether it shows common safety warning signs.

Can Odibi tell me if a website is safe to visit?

It can point out warning signs found during a passive check, such as unsafe connections or exposed files. It cannot guarantee that a website is completely safe, so treat the result as guidance rather than a promise.

What is the fix plan?

It is a short, ordered list of the most important things to change, with an explanation you can send to a developer or use as your own checklist.

Will Odibi change my website?

No. Odibi only reviews public pages, makes ordinary requests, respects robots.txt, and does not change your website.

How long does an audit take?

Most audits finish in a few minutes. You can watch each helper take its turn while the audit runs.

Your audit teamis ready.

Odibi gently reviews public pages without changing anything. It respects robots.txt and is not a penetration test.

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