Who measures this
A one-person operation in Santiago, working under Cana SpA. The measurements on this site are made here, with scripts you can run.
Last updated 2026-08-03
What we do
We take apps that were built with an AI builder and make them work somewhere their author owns. Deployment, access to data, the things that silently do nothing, and moving off the platform. That is the whole list and it is on the services page.
How the numbers here are made
Every figure on this site came from running code against the GitHub API: repository search, the trees API, and reading individual files. Nothing is cloned, no live site is requested, and no key found in anyone’s repository is ever used. The scripts are published; so are the samples, the dates, and the metrics we discarded for being wrong.
Articles are drafted with the help of an AI assistant, and the measurements are produced by running the scripts — not by asking a model what it thinks the answer is. We say this because it is true and because it is the sort of thing a reader is entitled to know.
Trust, and what we are not offering you
The name on this site is a company, not a person. That is a deliberate choice, and we will not pretend it costs nothing: a named author with a history is easier to trust than an organisation.
What we offer instead is the only thing that actually settles it:
- the scripts are published, so any number here can be re-derived;
- every sample says how big it was and when it was taken;
- our own mistakes are published — three measurements were thrown out of the first article and the reasons are in it;
- there are no testimonials, ratings, logos or project counters anywhere on this site, because we have none and inventing them is the fastest way to be caught.
No affiliate links
Nobody pays us to mention anything here. There are no referral links to hosting providers, to the builders we measure, or to anything else, and no commercial relationship affects which numbers get published. This was a decision, not an oversight: we looked at what the programmes pay and decided the independence was worth more.
Contact
SEO Lab, Santiago · write to us. The person who answers is the person who does the work.