Jyotirmay Ray

AI-Powered Website Auditing & Fixes

ScanFix is a website auditing and quality management platform that helps agencies, developers, and website owners find technical problems, understand what needs attention, and work toward fixing those problems—all from one place.

ScanFix is a website auditing and quality management platform that helps agencies, developers, and website owners find technical problems, understand what needs attention, and work toward fixing those problems—all from one place.

A website can look perfectly fine to its visitors while hiding problems behind the scenes. Pages may load slowly, important links may be broken, search engines may struggle to understand the content, or JavaScript errors may affect how parts of the website work.

Finding these problems manually takes time. Checking them again after making changes takes even more.

ScanFix brings website crawling, technical checks, browser testing, issue management, AI-assisted fix suggestions, and verification together in one platform. Instead of relying on scattered tools and manual checklists, teams can use a single workflow to inspect a website, review its problems, take action, and check the results.

For agencies and software businesses, ScanFix can also serve as the foundation for a branded website auditing service—with client-facing reports, portals, and white-label capabilities.

1. The Problem ScanFix Solves

Managing website quality becomes difficult as a website grows. A small business website might have only a few pages, but a larger website can have hundreds or thousands of URLs, multiple templates, forms, scripts, and integrations.

Even a website that appears to work normally can have issues that affect its visitors, search visibility, or day-to-day operation.

Website problems are often scattered across different tools

A developer may use one tool to check performance, another for search engine optimization, browser developer tools to find JavaScript errors, and a separate service to monitor availability.

This creates a fragmented process. Teams need to switch between tools, interpret different reports, and manually connect individual findings to the pages and components they affect.

Finding an issue is only the beginning

A report that says a page has a problem does not necessarily tell the person responsible what to do next.

For example, a website audit might identify a slow page. The developer still needs to investigate whether the problem comes from large images, render-blocking resources, inefficient scripts, or something else.

The same applies to technical SEO problems. Identifying a missing title or broken link is useful, but the team still needs to decide how to correct it and confirm that the change worked.

Rechecking changes takes time

After fixing an issue, teams need to check the affected page again. They also need to be careful that the change has not introduced another problem.

When websites are updated regularly, repeating this process manually can become a significant workload.

Agencies need a repeatable way to deliver website audits

For a web development or SEO agency, website audits can be part of a client engagement, maintenance package, or ongoing service.

However, manually inspecting every client's website and preparing reports takes time. Agencies need a repeatable process for examining websites, organizing findings, communicating with clients, and following up on fixes.

ScanFix is designed to bring these activities into one organized workflow.

2. What Is ScanFix?

ScanFix is a website auditing and issue-management platform built to help teams inspect websites and manage the problems they discover.

It combines several parts of website quality work:

Website crawling and page discovery

Technical SEO checks

Website performance checks

Accessibility-related checks

Browser testing and JavaScript error detection

Screenshots and issue evidence

AI-assisted explanations and fix suggestions

GitHub integration for development workflows

Verification and regression testing

Client reporting and agency portals

White-label capabilities

Rather than treating an audit as a document that gets generated once and forgotten, ScanFix is designed around a process that can continue from discovery through remediation and verification.

A team can use it to understand what is wrong with a website, prioritize its work, review possible fixes, and keep track of whether the problems have been addressed.

For agencies, the same platform can support a repeatable service that is presented under their own brand.