Show IH: I audited 30 giant domains for my SEO SaaS, but Reddit thinks I'm a bot.
I’m in Week 1 of building RankyPulse.com. It’s a technical SEO auditor that generates 2-page "Surgical Plans" instead of those 50-page bloat reports that nobody actually reads.
To test the engine, I ran audits on 30 giants like Shopify and Canva. I found some massive gaps—40% have broken schema and serious "Hydration Lag" from their React stacks. I tried sharing these insights on r/SEO today, but since my account is new, the filters nuked it instantly. Reddit is a tough crowd!
The Tech Stack:
Frontend: Next.js / Tailwind (deployed on Vercel)
The Brains: Claude code AI
I need your help: I’m building this for founders who hate SEO fluff.
Could you run your site through RankyPulse.com and tell me if the feedback is actually "actionable"?
Is a 2-page "fix list" enough for your dev team, or do people secretly want the massive PDFs?
I’ll be in the comments to answer questions and check out your projects in return!
Auditing 30 giant domains manually to validate your SaaS idea is exactly the kind of work that looks suspicious to outsiders but is actually the right move. The Reddit bot accusation probably means your posts read too promotional or too consistent in pattern, not that you did anything wrong. Worth checking if your account history looks one-dimensional before posting there again.