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Find out whether a site was made in Lovable, v0, Bolt or Replit, or on a builder such as Tilda or Wix, whether Google and ChatGPT can see its text, and whether placeholders or stock phrases have been left in.
We move websites from Lovable, Tilda, Wix and other builders to fast code with the text right in the HTML: Google indexes it, and ChatGPT and Perplexity can read and quote it. We keep the design and set up redirects and SEO. The domain and code are yours.
Sites put together in an evening in Lovable, v0 or Bolt look modern but often have problems you cannot see. The most common one: the text is missing from the source HTML, because JavaScript draws the page in the browser. A person sees the site, but ChatGPT, Perplexity and other AI bots mostly see an empty <div id="root">, and Google indexes such pages with a delay.
The second problem is an unfinished template: “Lovable App” as the tab title, “Lovable Generated Project” as the description in search results, the default preview image when the link is shared in a messenger, “Lorem ipsum” and info@example.com in the contacts.
No. Tilda, Wix or Webflow are a sound choice for a simple site, and AI builders give you a quick prototype. The trouble comes from unfinished work, not from the platform: text that search engines cannot see, placeholders and default settings. The report shows what to fix first.
If the site brings in enquiries, fix what the check found. If it does not, and the text only appears after JavaScript runs, consider moving the site to code with server-side rendering: then both Google and AI search will see it. We looked at what businesses risk with cheap AI-built sites in our article on vibe coding, and a separate audit shows how ready a site is for AI search overall.