VIDEOudit · AIOudit
The ending of both services
VIDEOudit for videos and AIOudit for web pages both end in “dit”. DIT is the name the two services share.
CHROMETI · DIT
DIT, the robot that reads signals
DIT checks first whether the signal you sent has reached AI.
DIT in Morse code
What the name means
The shortest signal
In Morse code, a dit is a single dot “·”. Every message starts from that one dot.
How DIT was born
Countless videos and pages go up every day, yet only some of them reach the ears and eyes of AI. The rest fade away unnoticed: a video that took days, a site built over years.
The CHROMETI lab made DIT to catch those fading signals. DIT checks first whether your signal reached AI, and if it did not, tells you what to fix.
What its body means
- HeadsetEars that listen to a video’s sound. They light up on VIDEOudit.
- VisorEyes that read a page. When the light bar sweeps, DIT is reading.
- Antenna dotThe first signal “·”, the same dot that sits before both service logos.
DIT’s promises
- 01
Strengths first
DIT does not just list fixes. It first tells you what already works, so you keep it.
- 02
Honest about the unknown
Anything DIT could not check shows as “not measured”, never as zero.
- 03
What to fix, in full
How DIT reads is the CHROMETI lab’s secret. What to fix, down to the sentence, is yours in full. Results are the proof.
DIT’s faces
- ReadyWaiting
- ReadingPage audit
- ListeningVideo audit
- Found it!A fix found
- All doneReport ready
- StuckCould not read
Show DIT your first video
Every upload is a lottery ticket. At least read how AI sees yours. 63¢.
DIT is a CHROMETI character and also works on AIOudit, our web page audit.