Damdit is a desktop app for auditing websites. You enter an address and Damdit audits up to 500 pages: SEO and indexability, accessibility, links, security headers, content, forms and assets. Each issue comes with the evidence behind it, the affected pages and the expected result, ordered so you know what to fix first.
Damdit is explicit about its limits. The Coverage tab shows what the audit reached and what it couldn't check, and checks that need a person's judgement wait in Needs review instead of becoming false issues. A missing result is never reported as a clean one.
After you make changes, run another audit. History compares it with the previous one: what's fixed, what's new and what remains. Reports for a client, a developer or your own AI tools come from the same audit, and the damdit command and MCP server let tools like Claude Code or Cursor read your audits directly.
Damdit only reads your website and never changes it. Projects, audits and reports stay on your computer. Webflow, Google Search Console and PageSpeed Insights connect as optional modules.
Available for Mac with Apple silicon. 14 days free without a card, then €12.99 a month or €119.88 a year. Windows and Linux follow.
Damdit is made by Tony Bureš, a designer and developer in the Czech Republic who has built websites since 2013. He started Damdit to keep a clear, evidence-based record of the client websites he looks after.
