Danyx features

Less guesswork. Clearer action.

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Technical SEOContentAI Readiness

Three connected skills

A closer look at your website.

Danyx examines the pages it can reliably analyze and connects each finding to the URLs and evidence behind it.

Technical SEO

Find obstacles in the structure.

Inspect HTTP errors, redirect chains, canonicals, internal links, crawl depth, metadata and other technical signals. See which pages are affected and why the finding matters.

CrawlabilityInternal linksPage signals

Content intelligence

Know where the page needs work.

Identify missing or duplicate titles and descriptions, heading issues and thin content. Move from a broad content concern to a specific page and a recommended next step.

TitlesDescriptionsHeadings

AI Readiness

Review signals that aid interpretation.

Check structured data and other on-page signals that help describe your content. The findings explain what was observed; the score does not measure citations or guarantee AI recommendations.

Structured dataPage contextReadiness

From finding to next step

Understand the issue before you act.

A useful finding should explain more than what went wrong. It should show you where to look and what to consider changing.

Danyx groups findings by issue and shows their severity, affected pages and supporting evidence. You can inspect the URLs, understand the recommendation and decide where to begin.

Find the issue in your audit.
Review the affected URLs and page evidence.
Read the explanation and recommended action.
Apply a change and inspect the result in a later crawl.

Priorities help organize your work. They are guidance based on the available analysis, not a prediction of rankings or traffic gains.

AI Fix

A draft to review. A decision you control.

For eligible content issues, AI Fix helps you turn the explanation into a proposed correction.

AI Fix can suggest improvements for selected title, description, heading and thin-content findings when enough page evidence is available. Suggestions use the affected page and its issue as context.

Review the wording for accuracy and fit before applying it in your own website editor. Danyx does not publish changes to your site. Technical issues such as redirects or indexing problems still need the relevant technical correction.

You can review, accept or reject suggestions in Danyx. Generation allowances depend on your plan; accepting a suggestion does not mean it has been published to your website.

Google Search Console

Add real search context.

Connect your own Search Console property to bring performance information into the working view.

After you connect and import available data, Danyx can show clicks, impressions, queries and pages from Google Search Console. This adds context to the issues found on your website.

Performance information depends on your property, access and imported data. It is not available for every URL by default. You can start with an audit before connecting Search Console.

The next cycle

Fix. Check. Keep improving.

An audit is a view of the pages analyzed at that moment. A new crawl lets you inspect their updated state.

Apply the changes you have chosen, then start a new crawl when your plan allowance permits. Review the findings and scores again to see what still needs attention.

Free audits cover up to 25 pages. A sample can surface useful issues without representing every page on a larger website. Read the crawl coverage and confidence alongside the scores.

Our direction is an SEO employee that helps throughout the improvement cycle. More continuous monitoring and automation belong to that direction; they are not promises of functionality available in every plan today.

Start with your website

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SEO employee.

Try a free audit of up to 25 pages. No payment required.

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