The 47-day incident
A single stray <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> shipped to production unnoticed. Over the following weeks Google quietly dropped the site out of its index, organic traffic fell by about 90%, and it took 47 days to trace it back to one line of HTML. The fix took seconds. The damage did not.
That is the kind of issue a linter should catch before deploy, the same way you would never ship code without running your tests. So we built one for the pre-launch checks that normally only get noticed after they break.
What LintPage does
LintPage runs 60 checks across indexability, crawlability, meta tags, Open Graph, structured data, SSL, security headers, performance, accessibility, and AI crawler access. Every issue comes with a severity and a plain-English fix. Run it in the browser with no signup, from the CLI in a deploy hook, or in CI to block a bad release.
It is built to complement Lighthouse CI, not replace it. The focus is the deployment disasters Lighthouse misses: a stray noindex, staging URLs leaking into the index, Open Graph regressions across a redesign, and AI crawlers silently blocked at the edge.
Who builds it
LintPage is built and maintained at BludeskSoft. Questions, bugs, and feedback are always welcome at contact@lintpage.com.