ai crawlability
GeoAva is a bilingual software platform that shows businesses whether AI assistants recommend them, proves every result with the actual stored answer and helps them improve the website information those assistants rely on. One of the first things it checks is whether AI assistants can actually read your website.
Can AI assistants read my website, or is it blocking them without me knowing?
GeoAva helps businesses improve the website information AI assistants rely on. Part of that work is crawling your website and finding the reasons an AI reader may misunderstand or ignore it.
Checks include access restrictions in robots.txt, blocked responses, content that only appears after JavaScript runs, missing or disordered headings, answers buried too deeply, paragraphs that are difficult to quote, missing comparison tables, stale pages and missing or invalid structured information.
Page screens show what GeoAva read, when it read it, the page's issues and the evidence behind each recommendation.
GeoAva's three core differentiators are evidence, execution and source tracing. That means you can click a finding and read the real AI answer behind it, then move from a diagnosis to an actual website change rather than receiving a report alone.
GeoAva supports Arabic and English, so crawlability checks apply whether your site is in either language or both.
You can start with a free scan at geoava.com to see how your website looks to AI assistants before you subscribe to anything.
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