Real businesses. Saved evidence. Clear website improvements.
My role
Product architecture · Full-stack · UX · Evidence and verification
01
Findbar shows each business in its own profile with its website logo, a subtle cover and a saved history. The current gallery presents real checks: AL-Steel Construction in Albanian, Pizzeria Adela in German and BaumdienstFlow in English, published with permission.
AL-Steel’s saved 2 November check covered 30 pages and produced five improvement topics with 11 proposals. The screenshot shows a missing search description beside its proposed replacement. Adela’s 13-page basic website check and separate five-question AI study show why website findings and AI answers need their own context.
BaumdienstFlow’s saved 30 October check covered six pages and found no confirmed change under the covered rules. These are existing results displayed in the current UI, captured on 3 November 2026. A basic website percentage is not a Maps rank, a complete audit or an AI visibility score.
02
Real product views, without mockups or stock imagery.
03
Local Next.js interface
Business profiles and DE/EN/SQ reporting
HTTP API and authorisation
Tenant scope, proposal versions and review
Persistent worker
Bounded public checks and controlled private preview
PostgreSQL and evidence
Reports, history, approvals and cost reservations
04
05
An owner recognises the website’s large heading. The app must show that this proposal changes a browser tab title or search description.
A working preview does not prove a live change. Publication requires its own approval and public verification.
06
07
08
An assisted pilot with real saved business results, concrete proposals and a separate completed correction/recheck case. New screenshots do not imply a new measurement, ranking guarantee or automatic customer-site publication.
I can design and build a solution around your workflow, team, and business goals.