Launch-readiness audit
Audit your v0 app before you launch
Next.js / React
v0 starts you ahead on SEO: Next.js renders on the server, so there's real HTML for crawlers. That removes the biggest indexing problem — but not the rest. Metadata, share cards, security headers, payments and AI-visibility still decide whether a v0 app actually lands. Actuant audits the deployed app.
Paste your app’s URL — 52 checks in a real browser, scored 0–100. Free to start.
Where v0 apps usually fall short
Server-rendered, but still invisible
SSR gives you HTML; it doesn't give you a title, a description, a canonical, an Open Graph card, a sitemap or an llms.txt. Actuant checks each and the agent fills the gaps as a pull request.
Missing security headers
A generated app rarely ships a Content-Security-Policy, HSTS or the other headers that a launch-ready site needs. Actuant grades the headers your deployment actually returns.
Not cited by AI search
Being indexable isn't the same as being recommended. Actuant tracks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers surface your app for the prompts your users would ask.
Core Web Vitals under real load
Actuant measures the deployed page in a real browser — layout shift, load time, blocking scripts — not a synthetic score.
These are the common ones — see the full launch-readiness checklist Actuant runs.