The independent website audit for Kenyan businesses

An audit is only useful if you can act on it. Onduu's Digital Fitness method checks six areas and returns the three priorities worth investigating first, each with the evidence behind it.

• Control — who owns the domain, the hosting and the accounts?
• Trust — can people tell your email and your site are really yours?
• Speed — does it work on a phone, on Kenyan mobile data?
• Conversion — is the enquiry path clear, and does it arrive?
• Resilience — if it broke today, who fixes it and how fast?
• Agent fitness — if you add automation, what is it allowed to do?

There is nothing wrong with a proposal — but it is not an audit. When the person examining your website earns money from the repair, every finding carries a question you cannot answer: is this a problem, or a pitch?

Onduu does not design websites, run marketing, resell hosting or manage infrastructure. It publishes the method, the date, the scope and the limits of every check, so you can disagree with a finding on the evidence. Implementation is done by the parties responsible for it — independent providers you contract directly, and the suppliers of your infrastructure.

Every important result states its source, its date, what was tested, what was not, and the business consequence. That means the person who fixes it — your team, an independent provider, your hosting company — can start from the finding instead of re-diagnosing from scratch, and you can verify afterwards whether the intervention worked.