"Fully local search over terabytes of media" is specific and useful. The likely leak is that the page can tell the highest-value user who it is for before asking for a download.
This is a public first pass, not a customer report. The paid audit goes deeper with annotated screenshots and fix order.
One audit slot open today.
Local natural-language search over big media archives is differentiated. A cold visitor still needs to know whether this is built for creators, researchers, teams, or anyone drowning in video and audio files.
The scan flags proof as the weak signal. A tiny demo of searching a real archive, privacy boundary, or supported-file proof could make the download feel safer.
The full audit should rank whether creator, researcher, or team-archive positioning creates the clearest download intent, then tighten proof around local privacy and media scale.
Flat. The Clipto URL and visitor goal are attached to checkout.