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stitch.withgoogle.com Website Audit Report
stitch.withgoogle.com scored 55 out of 100 in this SavageAudit website audit covering Performance, SEO, Design, Copy, User Experience, and Conversion. The report uses captured website evidence to explain what is working, what is limiting the experience, and which improvements deserve attention first.
“A gorgeous demo stage that forgot to bring a script, trust, or a way to buy.”
Stitch has the confidence of a startup pitch deck and the follow-through of a whiteboard sketch left in the rain. It looks sleek, then instantly forgets to tell you what to do, why to believe it, or how to move forward.
https://stitch.withgoogle.com/
TECHNICAL SUMMARY
The shell is visually polished, but the execution is doing improv with no notes: page weight is 26,032 KiB, main-thread work hits 3.7 s, bootup takes 1.6 s, and server latency sits at 1,080 ms. On the upside, crawlability and metadata are intact — canonical matches, robots allow indexing, and social tags are present — but the site ships with zero headings, zero JSON-LD, zero CTAs, and three broken assets, which is a wild amount of friction for something branded as design-with-AI.
Where It Burns
6 categoriesWebsite Audit Findings for stitch.withgoogle.com
SavageAudit identified 36 visible findings and recommendations across 6 audit categories. Each section below combines the category score with observed evidence and prioritized fixes.
6501 PERFORMANCETotal page weight 26,032 KiB9002 SEOSEO score 100/1004803 DESIGNHeadings 03604 COPYWord count 06205 UXButtons 0106 CONVERSIONCTA count 0
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PERFORMANCE AUDIT
65
Total page weight26,032 KiBCache savings potential2,000 KiBMain-thread work3.7 sBootup time1.6 s
- 🔥Your page weighs 26,032 KiB, which is not a homepage — it's a shipping container with a favicon.
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A heavyweight interface with a slow brain and zero interest in lightening the load.
- →Serve the largest media and scripts behind compression, code splitting, and lazy loading so the first load stops behaving like a bulk import.
- →Convert hero and background media to modern formats, and apply responsive image sizing to recover the 270 KiB image-delivery savings Lighthouse called out.
- →Move non-critical JavaScript off the critical path and defer render-blocking resources so the page can paint before it starts a philosophy seminar.
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SEO AUDIT
90
SEO score100/100Heading count0JSON-LD schemas0Canonical matches URLYes
- 🔥The good news: canonical, robots.txt, and language are all in place; the bad news: there are still zero headings, which is how you make search engines read your page like a ransom note.
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Indexed, preview-ready, and still somehow linguistically vacant.
- →Add one clear h1 that names Stitch and the product value, then build a proper h2/h3 hierarchy under it.
- →Implement Organization and WebSite JSON-LD, plus Product schema if the page is meant to market a tool rather than just vibe at visitors.
- →Keep the current canonical and social tags, but add schema markup so search and sharing get the context the rest of the page forgot to provide.
03
DESIGN AUDIT
48
Headings0Images0Buttons0NavigationAbsent
- 🔥The first impression is 8/10, which is impressive right up until you notice the page has 0 headings and 0 images to anchor the spectacle.
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Pretty on the surface, structurally naked underneath.
- →Introduce a real layout system with visible section headers, supporting imagery, and one clear primary action so the design has structure, not just atmosphere.
- →Add a top navigation and footer to give the page orientation, credibility, and somewhere for users to go besides emotional confusion.
- →Tighten contrast in the glowing dark hero and test readability on common displays so the polish doesn’t turn into a beautiful squint.
04
COPY AUDIT
36
Word count0Sentence count1CTA texts0Social proof elements0
- 🔥With a word count of 0 and sentence count of 1, this page doesn’t have copy — it has a title card.
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The text strategy appears to be silence with branding.
- →Write a concise hero message that says what Stitch does, who it is for, and why the user should care in one clear paragraph.
- →Add support copy under the main message with examples, outcomes, and a short explanation of the AI workflow.
- →Insert testimonials, customer logos, or usage stats near the fold so the page stops asking for faith without offering evidence.
05
UX AUDITUSER EXPERIENCE AUDIT
62
Buttons0Links0Forms0Broken assets3
- 🔥The page has 0 buttons, 0 links, and 0 forms, which is an interesting choice if the goal is interaction and not meditation.
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A single-screen experience with no obvious path, no fallback, and very little mercy.
- →Add at least one primary CTA and one secondary path above the fold so the user has an action instead of a staring contest.
- →Provide a clear information architecture with navigation, section jumps, and a footer to reduce dead-end behavior.
- →Fix the aborted analytics and MP4 requests, then verify media loading states so failures don’t silently sabotage the experience.
06
CONVERSION AUDIT
1
CTA count0Forms0Social proof count0Contact pathAbsent
- 🔥ctaCount is 0 and ctaTexts is empty, so there is literally nothing to click unless the visitor invents ambition.
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This page is not converting; it is politely declining the concept.
- →Add one primary conversion CTA above the fold, with a second CTA lower on the page for users who need more context first.
- →Create a simple lead capture path — email signup, demo request, or waitlist — and keep the form to the minimum fields needed to start.
- →Place trust signals near the CTA, such as customer logos, testimonials, or a short results statement, so the action has something to stand on.
Audit overview
stitch.withgoogle.com Audit Summary
The shell is visually polished, but the execution is doing improv with no notes: page weight is 26,032 KiB, main-thread work hits 3.7 s, bootup takes 1.6 s, and server latency sits at 1,080 ms. On the upside, crawlability and metadata are intact — canonical matches, robots allow indexing, and social tags are present — but the site ships with zero headings, zero JSON-LD, zero CTAs, and three broken assets, which is a wild amount of friction for something branded as design-with-AI.
Based on the category scores in this report, SEO is the strongest area while Conversion has the most room for improvement.
How SavageAudit Evaluated stitch.withgoogle.com
SavageAudit evaluated the public website at https://stitch.withgoogle.com/ across performance, technical SEO, design, copy, user experience, and conversion signals. Scores and recommendations reflect the website evidence available when this audit was generated on March 30, 2026.
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