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VisibilityKit Crawler
SEO crawler your AI can run. Find, fix and prove it.
A desktop SEO crawler for Mac, Windows and Linux that Claude, Cursor or Codex can run for you. It finds 150+ kinds of SEO problems, ranks what matters, gives each fix an owner, and re-checks pages to prove the fix is live. Free tier, no account.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Harish, maker of VisibilityKit Crawler.
What inspired it I built an SEO crawler, then ran it on my own website. 175 pages, 2,269 problems, 6 minutes. Most were small, but a few were hurting real pages, and I had no easy way to know which fixes from the past were still holding.
The problem Most SEO tools stop at a long list. Then it's on you: someone says "fixed", the task gets closed, and nobody checks again. Links break. Settings get undone. Pages change.
How it evolved It started as a plain crawler. Two things changed it:
1. AI first. A built-in MCP server (36 tools) means you can ask Claude, Cursor or Codex "scan my site for broken links" and it runs a real crawl while the app fills in live. 2. Proof, not promises. Every problem gets an owner, a note and a status. One click re-checks the affected pages and shows before and after, so "verified" means verified.
Along the way it picked up Link Score (PageRank on your own site's links, to find pages you forgot to link to), client workspaces with white-label reports for agencies, and presets for Shopify stores and site migrations.
Crawls run on your computer. There's a free tier with the full audit (no card, no account), and paid plans are a one-time licence instead of a yearly subscription.
One more thing: this is Day 1 of a challenge. I run SevenHillsHQ, a small software studio in India. For the next 30 days I'm launching one product a day, in public, with the real numbers every day: downloads, signups, revenue, good or bad. VisibilityKit Crawler goes first because it's the one I use most. follow every day launches at SevenHillsHQ-Launch30
I'd love your honest feedback: - Would you let your AI run your SEO audits? - What's the one thing your current SEO tool gets wrong?
I'll be here all day answering every comment 🙏 And if you like watching people build in public, follow along for Day 2 tomorrow.
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About VisibilityKit Crawler on Product Hunt
“SEO crawler your AI can run. Find, fix and prove it.”
VisibilityKit Crawler was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #67 on the daily leaderboard. A desktop SEO crawler for Mac, Windows and Linux that Claude, Cursor or Codex can run for you. It finds 150+ kinds of SEO problems, ranks what matters, gives each fix an owner, and re-checks pages to prove the fix is live. Free tier, no account.
VisibilityKit Crawler was featured in Marketing (469.9k followers), SEO (38.3k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (481.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 227.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted VisibilityKit Crawler?
VisibilityKit Crawler was hunted by Harish Ganapathi. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Harish Ganapathi
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Harish, maker of VisibilityKit Crawler.
What inspired it
I built an SEO crawler, then ran it on my own website. 175 pages, 2,269 problems, 6 minutes. Most were small, but a few were hurting real pages, and I had no easy way to know which fixes from the past were still holding.
The problem
Most SEO tools stop at a long list. Then it's on you: someone says "fixed", the task gets closed, and nobody checks again. Links break. Settings get undone. Pages change.
How it evolved
It started as a plain crawler. Two things changed it:
1. AI first. A built-in MCP server (36 tools) means you can ask Claude, Cursor or Codex "scan my site for broken links" and it runs a real crawl while the app fills in live.
2. Proof, not promises. Every problem gets an owner, a note and a status. One click re-checks the affected pages and shows before and after, so "verified" means verified.
Along the way it picked up Link Score (PageRank on your own site's links, to find pages you forgot to link to), client workspaces with white-label reports for agencies, and presets for Shopify stores and site migrations.
Crawls run on your computer. There's a free tier with the full audit (no card, no account), and paid plans are a one-time licence instead of a yearly subscription.
One more thing: this is Day 1 of a challenge.
I run SevenHillsHQ, a small software studio in India. For the next 30 days I'm launching one product a day, in public, with the real numbers every day: downloads, signups, revenue, good or bad. VisibilityKit Crawler goes first because it's the one I use most. follow every day launches at SevenHillsHQ-Launch30
I'd love your honest feedback:
- Would you let your AI run your SEO audits?
- What's the one thing your current SEO tool gets wrong?
I'll be here all day answering every comment 🙏 And if you like watching people build in public, follow along for Day 2 tomorrow.