Lekta
Lekta is an AI readability audit built by TecnoNest: it measures whether answer engines can reach and read a page.
You enter an address; Lekta fetches the page the way AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot do, and gives it a single A+ to F grade weighted across four layers.
- Four layers: Access, Indexability, Answerability, Recency
- Every finding cites its source: a standard, a provider document or a dated measurement
- It never fills what it cannot measure with a guess; the report marks it as partial
- Runs from your own systems through its REST API, and from inside AI tools such as Claude and Cursor through MCP
In the Answerability layer: a multilingual embedding model, pinned to a fixed version and run on Lekta's own servers, measures whether your page gives a quotable answer to a question; the same page always gets the same result.
Web · REST API · MCP
Lekta does not promise more citations or visibility; it measures readability and shows what is missing, with the evidence behind each finding.