Use cases

When a crawler cannot read a page and must not force its way in, the page can be analysed from your own browser session instead. What that capture contains, and what it cannot show.

A redesign that keeps the URLs still replaces every template. Taking a baseline, checking the new templates before launch, and comparing the two sites finding by finding.

Starting a scan from a deployment pipeline through the API, receiving a signed webhook when it finishes, and turning findings into tracked issues without copying evidence by hand.

Moving a site to a new domain touches redirects, certificates, HSTS, cookies, mail authentication and the old domain's registration. What to verify on the new domain and what to keep on the old one.

Scheduling scans daily, weekly or monthly, choosing which results notify you, and reading each run as a change against the previous one instead of as a new report.

For agencies and freelancers: running an audit a client can trust, sharing it through a revocable read-only link or a PDF, and explaining what the report can and cannot claim.

Paid traffic pays for every visit, working or not. What to verify on the landing pages first: that they answer, load fast on phones, keep their redirects short and fire tracking only as intended.