Developed by Outseen

Atlas investigates the code behind your search visibility

Our own research engine for SEO and GEO.

From website source to a supported finding

  1. Collect sources

    Atlas fetches the public pages and technical instructions that belong to the research.

  2. Test

    Each check asks the source one question, with a fixed criterion.

  3. Record the evidence

    Every outcome states what Atlas saw, in which source and when. Missing information is stated too.

  4. Check again

    After a change, Atlas investigates the same page again.

What a finding looks like

A real check on our own test site.

Atlas Indexing instructions Needs attention

May this page appear in search results?

Page
atlas-fixture-staging.outseen.io/
Source
HTTP header X-Robots-Tag
Observed
noindex
Measured
Engine
atlas-engine/0.3.12

Next step

Your specialist checks whether this page belongs in search results. If the block is unintended, we remove it and let Atlas measure again.

This check says something about indexing, not about your Google ranking or mentions in AI answers.

Down to the code your website delivers

  1. Page structureTitles, descriptions, language, headings and link text in the HTML.
  2. Access and indexingHTTP responses, robots rules and instructions in code and headers.
  3. Preferred URLsCanonicals and what their target page actually returns.
  4. Internal structureLinks and language references between the fetched pages.
  5. Structured dataReadability and fields of JSON-LD, such as product and breadcrumb.
  6. EvidenceSource and time of measurement behind every finding.

An engine, not an AI model

The technical core of Atlas works without a language model. AI supports our workflow, never as evidence. Our specialists remain responsible for advice and execution.

The team behind Atlas

A dedicated development team works on the engine around the clock. We follow official documentation from Google, Bing, OpenAI and Anthropic and test every new check before we use it.

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