NM Signals - Make your website work better for people and AI

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Find what stops AI from reading your pages and visitors from using them. Get automated audits, UX reviews, and checks of your brand’s presence in AI answers.

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Hi Product Hunt, Lars here, founder of Nyman Media.

Your website should work for AI and for the people who visit it.

A page can look finished in a browser while leaving AI crawlers with missing content or an unclear picture of the business. Fixing that matters. So does helping visitors understand your offer, trust the page, and take the next step. NM Signals brings both into the same workflow, so you don't get stuck in technical SEO mode:

  • Check what AI can read. Start with a public URL. Run 106 readiness checks and inspect the evidence behind the findings.

  • Make it work for people. Review desktop and mobile UX for clarity, trust, and friction. A technically tidy page still needs to be useful and appealing.

  • Decide what to fix next. Save a private action plan with a free account and copy a prioritized developer brief.

Brand checks let you see whether your brand appears in sampled AI answers to relevant market questions.

Readiness measures page signals. Brand checks capture sampled answers. Neither guarantees a citation or recommendation.

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Pick a page you've recently shipped. What's the one finding that would change what you work on next?

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?
1. Conducting useful, large scale research based on our own data, that subsequently resulted in customer-facing insights. 2. Security auditing that actually identified legitimate concerns and issues. 3. Creating assets and visualizations (images, SVG's, charts, etc), that simply wouldn't have been possible with earlier models. 4. Actually _shrinking_ the codebase even as we rolled out additional futures: removing bloat, over-engineering and spaghetti brought about through earlier iterations. 5. Conducting synthetic user experience research using Astra's Ultra mode: this probably saved us weeks' worth of testing time and money spent on acquiring beta users.