Your website is a living storefront.
Start with a clearer first check. Save one website, run a manual page scan, and keep its plain-English findings in a private workspace.
Current site status
Unverified
Example result language, not a report: a readable proxy response still cannot prove fresh uptime or a working link.
Starting page
Readable content · HTTP status unverified
Direct links
One-level reads · link status unverified
A useful scan starts with honest signals.
The first release keeps its scope small: one website, manual runs, direct links only, and no claim stronger than the available page read.
A first look at the front door
Routemoss reads your starting page through a cached page service. That can show readable content, but it cannot confirm a fresh HTTP status or prove the site is online.
A bounded look at direct paths
The first scan reads up to 20 direct same-site links. Readable content is not proof a link works, and a page-read error does not prove it is broken.
Findings that say what is known
Each result is explained in plain English and marked unverified when the available page read cannot establish site or link health.
A single manual run
A calmer place to begin.
01
Save one website
Create a private workspace for one public website URL.
02
Run a manual scan
Read the starting page and a capped set of direct same-site links, one page per request.
03
Review the findings
See source read times, scan history, and what the proxy could or could not read.
The first scan
Know what was read. Know what remains unknown.
Your private history keeps the scan time, source read time, page observations, and plain-English limits together. There are no automatic fixes or recurring checks in this first experience.
What the workspace records
A clear first note
Starting page. Proxy returned readable content; current HTTP status is unverified.
Direct link. Proxy could not read this page; that does not confirm the link is broken.
Source time. Cached observations may be older than the moment you start a scan.
Start with one website
Give your site a first set of eyes.
Create your private workspace, save one URL, and run a manual first scan.