People now ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and AI agents what to buy, who to hire, and which company to trust. If AI cannot clearly understand your website, it cannot confidently recommend your business.
Most websites were built for humans and traditional search engines. AI engines need clearer identity, structure, access, context, trust, and accessibility signals. When those are missing, the problem is silent: the website looks fine, but AI may misunderstand or overlook the business.
Soren makes that invisible problem visible. It explains what AI sees, what is missing, what already works, and what can be improved—without overwhelming the user with technical jargon.
People increasingly ask AI for recommendations instead of opening ten search results.
It looks for identity, services, location, authority, context, and consistency.
Soren turns technical signals into a clear, actionable explanation.
The toolkit checks the technical, structural, accessibility, security, and monitoring signals that help humans and AI understand your website more clearly.
Company, product, service, location, founder, and factual entity information.
Clear AI-facing summaries and machine-readable product context.
robots.txt rules for major AI crawlers and retrieval systems.
JSON-LD and Schema.org signals for products, organizations, people, and services.
Alt text, headings, form labels, landmarks, contrast, and common usability improvements.
Recommended browser security headers and visible configuration weaknesses.
Sitemap, canonical URLs, Open Graph, metadata, and semantic page structure.
Ongoing checks that alert you when updates reduce your score or remove important signals.
Visitors first type the website and start the free scan. Soren remains available as an optional voice feature for people who prefer natural conversation, guided explanations, or hands-free help.
Type the website first. This launches the free audit. Soren voice assistance remains available inside the scanner when the visitor wants it.
The toolkit is published on GitHub so developers, agencies, and business owners can inspect the source, review the logic, contribute improvements, and verify what is being added to their website.
No mystery installer and no hidden executable. The open-source package can be inspected before use. Paid services cover AI processing, automation, guidance, implementation, and monitoring—not access to secret code.
The audit is free. The explanation is clear. You can review every finding before deciding whether to fix it yourself or ask Soren to help.
Typing is the primary entry because it is fast, accurate, and inexpensive to operate. Soren voice guidance can be turned on later inside the scanner.
The toolkit can identify and help improve many common AI discoverability, accessibility, and security issues. It does not provide legal advice, certify ADA or WCAG compliance, guarantee security, or promise placement in AI recommendations.
Automated checks can improve alt text, headings, labels, contrast, landmarks, and other common issues. Accessibility obligations vary by organization, industry, jurisdiction, and use case. Final compliance may require professional review, assistive-technology testing, and advice from qualified counsel.
Security checks provide hardening recommendations and identify visible configuration gaps; they are not penetration tests or guarantees against compromise. AI outputs may be incomplete or inaccurate, and AI platforms independently control whether they crawl, cite, rank, or recommend any website.