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Built for sites that live on GitHub.

Omnishown connects to the repository your site's code already lives in. If your developer or agency uses GitHub, you can connect Omnishown without changing how you work.

  • A GitHub App you install once
  • You choose which repositories
  • Any host: Omnishown reads the code, not the server

GitHub

Install Omnishown

Choose the repositories Omnishown can review.

  • sweet-crumbs/website
  • sweet-crumbs/menu-app
Install
GitHub

Install once. Choose the repositories.

Omnishown is installed as a GitHub App. During install you pick the repositories it may review, and only those are connected. Nothing on your live site changes when you install.

From then on Omnishown watches new pushes and pull requests, reports a status check, and proposes fixes as pull requests of its own.

  • Repository-by-repository access
  • Works with the review rules you already use
  • Remove the app any time in GitHub settings

GitHub

Install Omnishown

Choose the repositories Omnishown can review.

  • sweet-crumbs/website
  • sweet-crumbs/menu-app
Install
Your host

It does not matter where the site is hosted.

Omnishown reviews code, not servers. Whether your site is deployed on a platform that builds from GitHub or in some other way, the change that matters is the one in your repository.

A merged fix goes live through whatever deploy process you already have.

  • No new deploy pipeline
  • No script added to your pages
  • No access to your hosting account

main · branch protection

Merge rules you already own

  • Omnishown CheckRequiredPassing
  • Build and testsRequiredPassing
  • 1 approving reviewRequiredWaiting

Example. You choose which checks are required in GitHub.

Next

WordPress is planned. Not here yet.

Many Indian small businesses run on WordPress, and we know it. WordPress support is on the roadmap for 2028, and we will not call it supported before it is.

If your site is on WordPress today, the free tools and the AI visibility guide still help, and you can tell us you are waiting.

  • GitHub: pilot
  • WordPress: planned, 2028
  • Other platforms: tell us what you use

robots.txt

Who can read your pages

  • GPTBotOpenAIAllowed
  • OAI-SearchBotOpenAIAllowed
  • ClaudeBotAnthropicAllowed
  • PerplexityBotPerplexityAllowed
  • Google-ExtendedGoogleBlocked

Example. A check like this runs on every push.

What this means for you.

  • If your site's code is not in a GitHub repository, Omnishown cannot review it yet.
  • Omnishown does not connect to your hosting account, your database or your Google accounts.
  • Which frameworks are supported is being set with the first pilot clients.

Questions, answered plainly

Still unsure? Join the pilot and ask us directly. We'll answer before you connect anything.

My developer built my site. Can I connect it myself?

Someone with access to the GitHub repository needs to install the app once. After that, you can approve fixes without touching code.

Do I need a particular hosting provider?

No. Omnishown reads and proposes changes to your repository. How the site is hosted and deployed does not change that.

Is WordPress supported?

Not yet. WordPress support is planned for 2028. We will announce it when it is real.

Tell us how your site is built.

Join the pilot and we will check that Omnishown suits your stack before you connect anything.

  • No card, no commitment
  • Every fix arrives as a pull request you approve
  • Planned pricing from ₹2,999 per site per month
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