Fixes that write themselves to your site

The problem: the audit hands you a list, then you’re on your own

Every SEO tool makes you a list: 38 pages without a meta description, 120 images without alt text, 9 titles too long, structured data missing on 200 products. And then? You open page after page, invent the text, hunt for where it is edited in the CMS, or send it to a developer who has more important things to do. The list from February is still there in November.

That is why we built Fixes: a tool that writes the change and then writes it to the site.

How it works

1. The tool writes every fix. Click “Generate proposals” and for every audit finding you get a concrete change. Title and meta description are written by AI in the page’s language, with your brand and your Search Console queries. Alt text is written by an AI that looks at the image. Structured data, Open Graph, internal links, sitemap and llms.txt are derived from crawl data, no guessing.

2. You review and approve. Every proposal shows how it is now, how it would be, the length, the rule it targets and “why this way”. Approve, reject or edit by hand. Tick several rows and approve them at once. Green is approved, red is rejected, so you always know where you are.

3. We write it to the site. Connect a channel once and from then on approved fixes reach the site by themselves:

• Snippet — one line in the head, for any site (Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, custom).
• WordPress — an application password, no plugin: alt texts, links, content.
• WordPress plugin — our one-file plugin for title, meta description, JSON-LD and Open Graph; works alongside Yoast, Rank Math and AIOSEO.
• Cloudflare Worker — fixes applied on the edge, search engines see the finished page.
• Shopify — SEO title and description of products, collections, pages and posts, product image alt.
• SFTP — static HTML sites on cPanel; we change only the targeted elements, with a copy of every file.
• Git pull request — for sites built from a GitHub repository; your developer just merges.

4. We check it is on the site. “Check on site” downloads the live pages and confirms what is really there. The next audit shows the improvement.

What never happens on its own

Nothing is written without your approval. Channels remember what they changed, so “Back to proposals” removes exactly that change. Over SFTP only HTML is touched, never PHP, nothing is deleted, and a copy of the original stays with us for 30 days. Passwords and tokens are encrypted and deleted in one click.

Who it is for

The site owner without a developer on hand, the agency that maintains twenty sites and does not want to retype meta descriptions by hand, and the store with a thousand products missing alt texts. Sites from a few dozen to a few thousand pages.