See your company
inside Layan.
Type a company or a website. Five agents read what the public web shows, label each line as checked, AI estimate or not known yet, and show you a sharper version, a timeline, and what it takes to connect the real thing.
Nothing is stored. What Layan cannot see, it says it cannot see.
From today's audit to agents that run the work.
Four stages. The first one just happened. Each later stage needs something only you can give: access, a decision, a person who approves.
This was the outside view.
Connect your site's code and one data source, and the same agents read the real system: pricing, bookings, support load, margins. Read-only first. Every important action waits for your OK.
Take the audit with you
A 1200×630 card with the headline, the one-liner and the top three fixes — only what the audit observed.
Ask about your site
One question, answered with this audit as its memory. Nothing is acted on; the reading above is the record.
Send me this audit
We email it to you, and the audit itself rides with your message.
What happens when you press enter.
- Reader fetches your public page once, from a public address only, and keeps nothing. It reads the title, headlines, buttons, colours, fonts and the tools your site loads.
- Design rebuilds your first screen from those facts, points at what weakens it, and shows the same screen with one promise and one ask.
- Strategy writes a four-line reading and the first moves, labelling each as checked, AI estimate or not known yet.
- Engineering lists what must be connected before anything is built, and how.
- Finance shows what this audit cost to run and what running agents costs per month. No projections.