Is your AI-built app ready to be found?
Apps built with Lovable, Bolt and v0 often reach Google as a blank page. Paste your URL, see what's holding your growth back, and get a prompt your AI can use to fix it.
Built by BIX Tech: 100+ clients and a 4.9 rating on Clutch.
view-source:my-app.lovable.app
This is all Google and link previews read.
- In the browser
- 1,284
- characters of text in the sample app
- In the served HTML
- 0
- characters of text in the sample app
What we found in 32 apps launched with Lovable
We checked 32 public sites live in production, launched with Lovable. None is named here.
97%
are missing at least one basic browser protection header
81%
have text with too little contrast to read comfortably
56%
serve an empty page to Google and to link previews
31%
have no structured data for Google and AI assistants
Convenience sample collected in October 2026 from public showcases of these tools. It doesn't represent every AI-built app, and many may have been edited since launch.
How it works
Paste your app's URL
Works with any public site: Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or hand-written code.
Get your report
An A–F grade for SEO, performance, accessibility and best practices, with issues ranked by impact and explained in plain English.
Copy the prompt and fix it
We write a prompt you can paste into Lovable, Cursor or any AI, with fixes in priority order.
What we check
We use the industry's most widely used tests (Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals and axe-core), plus our own checks for AI-built apps.
Can Google, link previews and AI read your pages?
- HTML before JavaScript
- titles and descriptions
- sitemap and robots.txt
- AI crawlers
Does the page load fast on a phone?
- Core Web Vitals
- JavaScript weight
- images
- caching
Does it work with a screen reader and keyboard?
- contrast
- alt text
- labels
- heading structure
Is it ready for production?
- HTTPS
- security headers
- console errors
Automated tests catch only part of accessibility problems. This is not a WCAG certificate.
CriticalSEO
Google receives an empty page
The HTML served before JavaScript runs has almost no content. Search engines, link previews (Slack, LinkedIn) and AI crawlers see a blank page, so your pages don't rank.
HighPerformance
Main content is slow to appear
On mobile, the main content takes 5.2 s to show up. Above 2.5 s, part of your visitors leave before seeing the page, and Google ranks you lower.
HighAccessibility
Form fields without labels
We found 4 fields without a label. Screen reader users don't know what to type, which can hurt conversions.
MediumBest practices
Missing protective headers
Your site is missing 5 basic HTTP headers that protect visitors from common browser attacks.
Take your site to its best version
Every issue comes with a fix ready to paste into your AI. We started with our own site: bixtech.ai got a C and is following the same prompt toward an A+.
bixtech.ai
Before
C75/100
Goal
A+
The grade the fixes aim for. We'll swap in the real grade once they're live.
bixtech.ai grades: before → goal
What a URL-only check can't see
The scan looks at the storefront: what any visitor receives. The most expensive problems in a growing app usually live behind the login.
A 30-minute call with a specialist. Free.
- Database access rules and who can read what
- Infrastructure and AI costs that grow with usage
- Backend bottlenecks that show up at 1,000 users, not 10
- Integrations, payments and background jobs that fail silently
SEO and performance guides for AI-built apps
- Why your Lovable app isn't showing up on GoogleLovable apps send search engines an empty HTML page. Learn why it happens, how to confirm it on your app, and how to fix it with prerendering or SSR.
- Every page of my app has the same title on GoogleIn React and Lovable apps, every route usually inherits the same <title> from index.html. Here's why that hurts your SEO and how to set a title and description per page.
- My site's link preview shows no image on Slack, LinkedIn or XWhen a link preview has no image or title, the Open Graph tags are missing from the HTML. Here's how to add og:title, og:image and Twitter Cards the right way.
- How to add sitemap.xml and robots.txt to a Lovable appWithout a sitemap.xml, Google is slow to discover your app's pages. Here's what goes in the sitemap and robots.txt, and how to generate them at build time.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Your grade and top three issues show up right away. To see the full report and the fix prompt, we only ask for your email.
Why isn't my Lovable app showing up on Google?
Lovable builds React apps that assemble the page in the browser. The HTML the server sends has a single empty div, so search engines and link previews see little or nothing. The report tells you whether this is happening to your app and how to fix it with prerendering or SSR.
Can the check break or overload my site?
No. We visit at most five public pages, like a regular visitor: no logins, no form submissions, and a request cap per check. If the same site was checked in the last 10 minutes, we reuse that result instead of visiting again.
Does it work with Bolt, v0, Replit or a hand-coded site?
Yes. Any public site can be checked. When we detect the tool you used, we tailor the report and the prompt to it.
What do you do with my data?
We keep the report for 90 days, reachable only through a private link. Your email is used to send the report and, if you allow it, for a BIX specialist to reach out. We don't sell data.
Does the report guarantee WCAG compliance?
No. Automated tests find part of the accessibility problems. Compliance also takes a manual review, which BIX can do.
I don't want my site checked. What do I do?
Use the opt-out page to block your domain. After that, nobody can run Launch Check on it.