Claims are backed by specifics

AI systems citation-rank on specificity — a claim like "20-40 checks per audit, 62/100 average score on first run" is quotable and gets surfaced, while "powerful, industry-leading, seamless" is discarded as marketing noise. Sites dominated by unsubstantiated superlatives lose citation share to competitors whose pages contain named mechanisms, numeric outcomes, and concrete comparisons, even when the underlying product is weaker.

Audit marketing copy across the homepage, pricing page, and feature pages. For every claim, add at least one form of evidence: a specific number, a named mechanism, a measurable outcome, or a concrete comparison. Replace adjectives with facts in src/app/page.tsx and src/app/(marketing)/page.tsx.

<p>22 checks across 4 categories. Projects score an average of 62/100 on their first audit.</p>