How do I fix what the audit finds?
Web App Rocket turns every finding into one prioritised fix list, grouped by issue so a problem on 40 pages is one job, not 40. Each fix comes with instructions written for your platform, and a Recheck button to confirm it worked.
One row per problem, not per page
The fix list groups findings by issue type so you can see the size of each job at a glance.
Severity first
Which area it affects
Every affected page
Why it matters
Fixes written for your platform
Tell us what your site is built on and the instructions change to match.
Copy-paste prompt
Plugin payload
Step-by-step guides
Web App Rocket doesn't log in to your site or change it automatically. You stay in control of every edit.
The fix workflow
- 1
Open the fix list
After your audit, go to Fix. The top group is the one most worth your time.
- 2
Copy the fix
Grab the prompt, payload or steps for your platform and apply it on your site.
- 3
Publish your change
Make the change live — the checker reads your public site, not your draft.
- 4
Press Recheck
We revisit just the affected pages and re-run that check. Fixed items clear from your list.
Example: a missing page description
Illustrative example of how one fix group reads.
Pages without a meta description
What it is: the short summary Google may show under your page title in results.
Why it matters: without one, Google guesses — often badly — and fewer of the right people click.
How to fix it: write a 140–160 character summary for each page that says who it's for and what they get. On Lovable, the fix prompt lists all 14 pages for you.
Limits worth knowing
- Fixes are recommendations. Review each change before you publish it.
- Some issues, like backlinks or page speed on a slow host, need more than a single edit. We say so when that's the case.
- Recheck only works on published changes, and some issues need a full scan to confirm.
- Fixing issues improves your chances; it doesn't guarantee rankings or citations.
Not sure what's broken yet? See what the audit checks.
Get your fix list
Run your free first audit and get a prioritised, plain-English fix list for your platform.
Fixing questions
Does Web App Rocket change my website for me?
No. Web App Rocket writes the fix — a prompt, a plugin payload or step-by-step instructions — and you apply it on your own site. That keeps you in control of every change.
Which platforms get tailored fixes?
Lovable sites get a ready-to-paste prompt, and WordPress sites get a plugin payload. Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, Next.js and others get platform-specific written steps.
How do I know a fix worked?
After you've published the change, press Recheck next to that fix. It revisits only the affected pages and re-runs that exact check, then tells you it's fixed, not fixed yet, or needs a full scan. A recheck costs 40 Credits — the cost is shown before you run it.
Which fix should I do first?
Start at the top. Fixes are grouped by issue type and ordered by severity, so critical problems that block Google or AI crawlers come before polish.
Do fix recipes cost Credits?
Generating a fix recipe is free. Credits are only used when you ask us to check the result, for example with Recheck or a fresh audit — and the cost is shown before you run it.