Bolt is incredible at iterating fast. ‘Iterating fast’ usually means meta tags, headers, alt text and bundle size never got a turn. We catch the lot.
We've scanned Bolt-generated landing pages, internal tools, and full-stack apps. The pattern is consistent: the core feature works beautifully, and everything around it (SEO, social previews, accessibility, error pages) was never prompted in.
Each pattern is written from public-page audit evidence and ships with a one-line fix suggestion in the report.
Quick integration prompts can leave API calls in client-side code. We check the public bundle for exposed credentials and recommend moving secrets behind server routes or environment-backed functions.
No CSP, no HSTS, no X-Frame-Options. Your app can be iframed on phishing sites that mimic your branding.
Bolt's React templates render client-side. Google's crawler sees an empty <div id=root>. You'll never rank for content that lives below that div.
We routinely see the same <title> on every page of a Bolt project — the framework default, never updated per route. Kills both UX and SEO.
Default Vite favicons are a recurring production polish issue on Bolt projects. They tell users the page may still be a demo.
Generated component imports can pull in far more JavaScript than a small landing page needs. We report unused bundle weight when it is visible from the public build.
AI-generated React often uses <div onClick> instead of <button>. Keyboard users can't tab to them; screen readers don't announce them.
Placeholder copy still reaches production on some fast-built Bolt projects, especially footers and sidebars. We flag it explicitly because users notice.
Bolt doesn't auto-generate a sitemap. Your /pricing and /docs pages won't appear in search results unless another site links to them.
Anyone can send phishing emails that look like they come from your domain. A short DNS pass usually fixes the missing SPF/DKIM records.
Check these before you share your link. The full PageLens AI audit catches everything else.
This covers the basics. A full PageLens AI scan checks hundreds of rules across 10 categories — including the ones that are hard to spot manually.
After your scan, download the Markdown report and use this prompt with your AI builder to fix everything automatically.
I scanned my Bolt.new project with PageLens AI. Fix each issue below, starting with CRITICAL severity. Remove any hardcoded API keys and move them to environment variables: [paste findings here]
Paste the live URL of your Bolt.new project. Pick how many pages to scan.
Real headless Chrome visits every page, captures screenshots, reads the rendered HTML and headers, then a vision-capable AI writes the findings.
Severity-ranked findings, screenshots, fix suggestions, security headers grade, PDF export, share link.
Start free, get Primary Scan from $1, or subscribe from $9/mo for continuous monitoring.
Primary Scan
$1
Up to 1 pages
Fix & Verify Pack
$9
Up to 1 pages
Launch Pack
$29
Up to 15 pages
Data-Safe Launch Pack
$79
Up to 25 pages
Not ready to scan your Bolt.new build yet?
Get the practical pre-launch checklist by email, with the same builder and launch context preserved for your Primary Scan or Launch Pack link.
Yes — we'll crawl any *.stackblitz.io or *.bolt.new URL. For best results scan your actual production deploy (Netlify, Vercel, etc.) since headers and bundling differ.
No. This is exactly the moment for a fast public-surface check: broken share previews, placeholder copy, missing headers and mobile issues are easier to fix before people start judging the demo.
Free instant check - no signup. Primary Scan from $1, Launch Pack from $29: fix with your AI builder, re-scan, and prove it improved.