Follow the cookies, requests and choices behind a visit. Turn browser evidence into a clear next step for your team.
Free privacy scan · No account or payment required
First visit + an Accept All attempt on your submitted page. Website screenshots included when captured. Partial results are possible. Automated evidence for review, not a compliance certification.
Synthetic example. Real product capabilities. Your report reflects the evidence your scan captures.
Built around what the browser observes.
Test visitor choices Keep the evidence See what needs review
Look beneath the banner
More than a cookie count.
Connect what a website says with what the browser observes. Start with a free scan, then investigate further in a workspace.
Cookie inventory
See cookies observed in scanned visits, with their categories and classification confidence. A policy declaration is kept separate from what the browser observed.
Browser storage writes
Look beyond cookies to observed local storage, session storage, IndexedDB and cache storage writes.
Third-party connections
See request attempts to other domains. Workspace evidence separates completed and non-completed outcomes where the request history supports it.
Policy and rights signals
Review reachable privacy-policy links, contact routes and data-rights signals. Keep notice wording separate from observed behaviour; analysis can cover only part of a site.
Findings with remediation
Findings bring together severity, supporting observations and suggested remediation. Evidence gaps and items needing review stay visible.
A report you can share
Share a public result using its report link. Anyone with the link can open it while the report is retained.
Go beyond the click · Workspace scans
A choice is just the beginning.
Test Accept, Reject and preference settings in separate browser sessions. Compare the recorded choice with activity that follows, then inspect whether refusal survives a reload or reopening.
Consent choices and legitimate-interest flags reported separately
Global Privacy Control and advisory DNT checks where configured
Optional withdrawal, revisit and post-accept scroll journeys
Requested journeys are bounded by sampling, available controls and execution limits. An incomplete check stays unverified.
Review page coverage and consent phases alongside findings. A completed scan does not mean every page or interaction was assessed.
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Observations & artifacts
Follow the evidence
Workspace reports connect findings to retained observations, DOM excerpts and screenshots where captured. Some checks provide review prompts rather than confirmed violations.
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Confidence & review states
Keep uncertainty visible
Inconclusive and not-observed results remain distinct. Incomplete comparisons can stay indeterminate instead of being counted as resolved.
Your first scan
Your first insight starts here.
No installation on the website. No payment details. Just a public HTTPS address to begin.
https://your-website.com
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Enter a website address
Enter a public HTTPS page. Some sites block automated browsers; the scan can return partial results within its short time budget.
Cookies · Storage · Requests
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We load it in a real browser
A browser records the first visit, then attempts Accept All on the submitted page. Review cookies and website screenshots from each available state. The public scan does not sign in.
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Read the evidence
Review the observed activity, findings and coverage. If there is not enough usable evidence, the result says so.
One workspace · Connected evidence
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Connect a finding to the element behind it.
Take the evidence with youPDFCSVZIP
Illustrative workspace view. Screenshots are included where captured.
One workspace. The whole team.
From a one-off scan to an ongoing practice.
Bring privacy, consent and automated accessibility evidence together. Give the people fixing your website the context they need.
Assessment scope
Choose Global for technical observations, or an available regional assessment with verified browser location. Coverage and review requirements stay explicit.
Scheduled monitoring
Run scans on demand or on the schedules your plan allows. Compare retained runs and see what changed.
Accessibility audits
Run automated checks aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA. Manual review is still needed.
Evidence exports
Download PDF reports, privacy CSVs and evidence ZIPs. Artifacts depend on what was captured.
Team access
Invite reviewers with roles, within your plan’s member limit.
Consent management
Configure and publish the consent embed, then review the events it records.
Does the free scan test accept and reject choices?
The free scan records the first visit, then attempts Accept All on the submitted page when an eligible control is available. Workspace scans add Reject all, refusal through preference settings and configured privacy-signal checks. They distinguish the immediate choice from saved refusal after reload or reopening. A click alone does not prove the choice was honored; unsuccessful or inconclusive attempts remain visible.
What does the Global assessment cover?
Global collects technical observations without assessing jurisdiction-specific rules. Workspace scans can select an available regional profile, which requires a verified browser exit in that jurisdiction. Applicable obligations, evidence gaps and organisation facts still need qualified review.
Can I check withdrawal and returning visits?
Workspace scans can request an additional journey that accepts, withdraws consent and checks activity after revisiting. You can also request a scroll check after accepting. These checks take additional time, do not submit forms and report unavailable controls or incomplete journeys explicitly.
Why can a policy list more cookies than a scan finds?
A policy may describe cookies across products, countries, login states and interactions. A scan counts what it observes on the pages and phases it can assess. Declared cookies and observed cookies are different inventories; neither count proves complete coverage.
Do I need an account to scan a website?
No account or payment method is needed. The public scan checks reachable pages within a browser-time budget of up to 4 minutes. Queue time can add to the wait, and blocked or slow pages may produce partial or inconclusive results.
What happens during a scan?
A headless browser opens the address, waits for the page to run, and retains the cookies, storage writes, request attempts and outcomes, and privacy-policy links it can observe during that visit.
Why can a public scan be incomplete?
A site can block automated browsers, respond too slowly, or return too little usable evidence. The report keeps attempted and assessed coverage separate and uses inconclusive or not-observed states instead of treating missing evidence as a pass.
Does a clean report mean my website is compliant?
No. A scan is an automated, point-in-time snapshot of the public pages it can assess. It can miss changing, blocked, or inaccessible behaviour, so treat it as input for privacy, engineering, and legal review rather than as a guarantee or verdict on your obligations.
Can you scan pages behind a login?
The public scan never signs in. Authenticated scanning is a separately gated workspace capability and may be disabled on your deployment. It is not included in the public scan or promised by a workspace plan alone.
Where do accessibility checks fit in?
Automated accessibility checks run inside a workspace, where WCAG 2.2 AA-aligned findings and remediation guidance sit next to privacy evidence for the same website. Findings still need qualified review.
Who can see my report link?
Anyone with a public report URL can open it while the report is retained. Share it only with people who should see that evidence. Workspace reports use account and project access permissions.
Start with what you can see
Your next step starts with a closer look.
Run a public privacy scan, or create a workspace for your team.
Page allowances apply per billing month; website and member limits apply to your workspace. Higher tiers currently require operator-assisted enrollment. The free public scan is separate from workspace plans.