Building report
A transparent summary of observable public signals.
Turn a domain into a clear intelligence report covering technical health, SEO readiness, content structure, AI discoverability and trust signals.
Check the domain and try again.
A transparent summary of observable public signals.
Know More starts with evidence a public website can support today, then grows toward the competitive intelligence platform described in the product roadmap.
Check HTTPS, response status, canonical setup, mobile viewport and crawl access.
Review titles, descriptions, semantic headings, robots directives and sitemap discovery.
See whether structured, descriptive content gives answer engines enough context to understand the site.
Identify public indicators that support credibility, transparency and secure browsing.
Know More separates observed facts from modeled estimates. The current report analyzes only public signals fetched at the time of the lookup.
Analyze a websiteRequest the public homepage, robots file and common sitemap location without storing personal browsing data.
Read metadata, semantic structure, links, structured data, security and crawler instructions.
Apply documented checks and show the evidence behind every result, including limitations.
The PRD's long-term direction remains intact: verified traffic calibration, competitor discovery, channel intelligence, referrals, saved projects, alerts, exports and API access.
Know More is a free website intelligence and SEO analysis tool. It turns observable public website signals into an easy-to-understand report.
No. The current release does not invent visits or channel figures. Reliable external traffic estimates require calibrated first-party, panel or licensed partner data.
It checks the public signals that help search and answer engines understand a website: clear metadata, semantic headings, structured data, canonical URLs, robots access and sitemaps.
The public analyzer processes a requested domain to create the report. This MVP does not create a user profile or place a tracking script on the analyzed website.