Tear down your stack

Type a domain. My scanner reads the site in a real browser and writes the teardown in front of you, every fact cited.

The link lands in your inbox with up to three short notes from me. Reply stop and they end. The address goes nowhere else.

01Live browser load02Code bundles03Tag container04Shop catalogue05CMS posts06Sitemap cadence07Feeds08Robots and manifests09App store10Status page11Open roles12Mail and DNS13Your pages14Web search15Page reads16Ad libraries17Social profiles18Country and app hosts19Competitors20Company size21Legal entity22Site history23Social counts24Events25What people ask26Written teardown
what comes backVerdictWhere you standStackTrackingDataPublishingReachTheir adsResearchFindingsGapsBuildsAskWays inFacts
What the scan touches and keeps
  • Public endpoints only. No login, no form submitted, no media downloaded.
  • Anything security-shaped stays out of the report: keys, private routes, certificate names.
  • A site behind a bot wall shows as blocked, never as a guess.
  • The written part runs on an external model that reads only what the page shows you.
  • Your email never reaches that model. It reads the domain you typed and nothing about you.

What I keep: the domain and the email you type, the country your connection comes from, and this report. Write to [email protected] to have it deleted.