The 30-point checklist for getting your app found

A launch checklist for an app built with an AI builder, ordered so that nothing has to be redone: the domain first, then whether crawlers can read the site, then telling search engines it exists, then what each page says, then how many pages there are, then existing somewhere other than your own site, and finally measurement.

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The seven stages, in the order that avoids rework

1. The address. A custom domain, one canonical version, HTTPS. Everything below attaches to this, so doing it last means moving all of it.
2. Can anything read it. Real HTML for crawlers checked on a deep route, a robots.txt you have actually read, and the AI search crawlers allowed separately from the training ones.
3. Telling search engines you exist. A sitemap, generated if your pages come from data, submitted in Search Console.
4. What each page says. A different title and description per route, a working social preview image, and structured data that matches the page.
5. How many doors you have. At least a second page that answers a question rather than describing the product.
6. Existing elsewhere. Directory listings, your repository, and genuine participation in communities.
7. Measurement. Analytics that works, your own visits excluded, and an AI channel group so the channel does not look dead while it works.

Run the free Get Found Check to have most of the technical half verified against your real domain.