Launch-readiness audit
Audit your Cursor app before you launch
Any stack, your repo
With Cursor you own the repo and the stack, so Actuant meets your app where it lives: the deployed URL and the GitHub repo behind it. It audits the deployed reality and opens fixes as pull requests — the workflow you're already in.
Paste your app’s URL — 52 checks in a real browser, scored 0–100. Free to start.
Where Cursor apps usually fall short
The deployed app drifts from the code
What you shipped and what's serving right now aren't always the same — a broken env var, a stale build, a route that 404s in prod. Actuant audits the live deployment, not the repo's intentions.
Nothing renders for Google or ChatGPT
A client-rendered app serves an empty shell before its JavaScript runs — and AI crawlers don't run JavaScript at all, so ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers see a blank page. Actuant grades the real pre-JavaScript HTML your visitors and crawlers actually receive.
The deployed surface a repo scanner can't see
Your CI checks the code; Actuant checks what the deployment actually returns — every security header, a graded CSP, leaked server versions, third-party script origins, and whether the raw HTML is a JS shell.
Fixes as reviewable pull requests
Because Actuant connects to your repo, the SEO, metadata and config fixes arrive as draft PRs with a clear diff — nothing merges without you.
These are the common ones — see the full launch-readiness checklist Actuant runs.