Free technical website check
Website Inspector
See how a public website behaves across performance, security, HTTPS, technical SEO, AI crawler visibility and email configuration. The report separates important problems from optional improvements and explains what each result means.
What this tool checks
HTTPS, certificates and redirects
Technical SEO and metadata
AI crawler visibility
Email DNS health
Passive performance and mobile PageSpeed
A practical first technical review
The inspector follows the same public signals that browsers, search engines and mail systems can observe. It is useful before a redesign, after a launch, when taking over an existing site, or when you simply want an independent technical baseline.
Useful evidence, without pretending to be a penetration test
The scan does not log in, exploit vulnerabilities, brute-force credentials or change the submitted website. Some issues require authenticated review, source-code access or browser-based testing and therefore cannot be confirmed here.
FAQ
Website Inspector questions
Will the scan change my website?
No. It only performs bounded, non-invasive requests to public web and DNS endpoints.
Does a high score guarantee security?
No. It confirms a useful set of externally observable checks, but it cannot prove that application code, accounts or private infrastructure are secure.
Why can a check be unavailable?
A website may block automated requests, a DNS provider may time out, or a module may be temporarily disabled. Other modules can still complete.
Are results stored?
Temporary scans are retained for a limited period to provide results and avoid repeatedly scanning the same domain. A public link is only created when you explicitly request one.
New practical tools, occasionally
Hear about new free NovaraCode tools and substantial updates. No frequent marketing emails.
Need help fixing these issues?
NovaraCode builds, secures and maintains production web applications with direct senior developer communication.
NovaraCode performs non-invasive checks using information publicly available from the submitted website and its DNS configuration. A good score does not guarantee that a website is secure.
