The Legibility Platform
Look beyond ranking.Build meaning.
Legible reads your site the way a machine does, works out the story it is actually telling, and then builds the parts that story is missing — in five ways, each measured on your own published pages.
Legibility Intelligence
Know exactly how machines interpret your website.
How it works →Semantic Architecture
Strengthen the relationships between your ideas.
How it works →AI Visibility
Improve your chances of being cited, recommended and discovered.
How it works →Legibility Monitor
Stay understood as your website evolves.
How it works →Recommendations
Know exactly what to improve next.
How it works →Inside the product
An audit gives you more work.Legible does the work and more.
An audit hands you a list and leaves. Every item on it is still yours to write, paste in and publish, which is why most reports get read once and never actioned. Legible writes the copy itself, shows you the exact before and after, and — on Framer and Webflow — connects to your site, applies the change you approved and publishes it. On every other platform you get the finished wording and the precise place it goes. Either way, nothing is marked fixed until we crawl your live page again and find it there.
Which page, which line.
Findings land on the URL that has them, with the evidence quoted, so the work is a list of pages to open rather than a score to interpret.
Built to read, and to write back.
Writing back means the fix lands on your site, not in a report for somebody else to action. You approve the wording, Legible applies it through a real connection to Framer, Webflow or your repository, it goes live only when you say so — and then the site is crawled again to show the machine reading the new version.
Plays well with what you already built.
No migration and no plugin. We read your published pages over the public web, and where we can write back — Framer, Webflow, a pull request against your repo — the fix goes in through a real adapter. Everywhere else you get the exact code and where it goes.
See how it applies →Signal, without the noise.
Not a 200-row crawl export. Fourteen engines each score one dimension and show their evidence, so the first screen tells you where you stand and the second tells you what to open. The number that matters is the one they disagree about.
See what you get →
Need some help?
Write to hello@sensate.design and one of us replies — usually the same day, always a person.