WEPRO Agency

WEPRO Agency is a free, privacy-friendly toolkit from WEPRO, a digital agency. There's no account and no login — the tools run on your device, so the data you enter stays with you. The interface is German-first (also available in English, Turkish and Russian) with a clean, premium dark design. Three practical tools: SEO AUDIT Type any website URL and get a fast technical analysis that runs on your device. It checks the title and meta description, heading structure, image alt text, canonical tag, robots meta, robots.txt, sitemap and structured-data (schema) types. It also adds a free Google PageSpeed Insights mobile score. The checks are deterministic and rule-based (not guesswork) and produce a clear 0–100 score plus a prioritized to-do list of what to fix first. QUOTE BUILDER Plan a project and get a realistic estimate. Choose the platform, login/admin needs, payments, AI features, multilingual support, timeline and budget. The on-device estimator returns a complexity score, a recommended package and a timeline, and lets you export a clean PDF proposal you can share. APP-IDEA VALIDATOR Describe an app idea and receive a structured breakdown: target user, suggested feature list, an MVP roadmap, a complexity read, an App-Store risk checklist and monetization options. The analysis runs on your device using a rule-based engine. SAVED REPORTS Keep your audits, estimates and idea reports on your device for later — no cloud account required. WEPRO also showcases its services and contact options in secondary tabs, so you can reach the agency directly if you want hands-on help. What WEPRO Agency does NOT do: no tracking-based profiling, no login walls, and no sending your inputs to an off-device account. The only outbound calls are fetching the public website you ask the SEO Audit to analyze and requesting the free public PageSpeed score. Note on "AI": the in-app tools are rule-based/heuristic analyzers paired with a free public PageSpeed API — they are labeled as smart tools, but they describe exactly what they do and do not claim to be a large-language model.