Seges TrustFor founders shipping AI-built web apps
Paste one public page. In about a minute, see what a new visitor sees first, where they may hesitate or leave, and what to fix first. The report also includes page load timing (LCP) and first server response timing (TTFB). No repository or password. If the report finds something that looks like a key, details go only to the signed-in account recorded as the owner of that domain after domain verification (DNS).
No card. Google sign-in required. Your first report is free. Suspected-key details reach only the signed-in account that verified the domain and never appear on the shareable link.
Need a review of screens behind sign-in? Signed-in Audit is USD 350: agree the scope first, receive the payment step next, then get an owner-only report.
See the USD 350 scope and payment stepsThree questions before you share the link
Start with the situation you recognise. The report turns what is visible on one public page into a short, evidence-backed fix list.
What you receive
About a minute after you paste the link.
Ranked, with the evidence under each one: measured by a tool, seen on the page, an educated guess, or not checked at all. Never a single score to hide behind.
One button turns the whole report into a prompt for the AI that wrote the code. Anything that looks like a secret is stripped out before it reaches your clipboard.
Shareable with the first customer who asks about security, and explicit about where the check stopped. It is evidence, not a certificate, and it says so.
How it works
A public page you control, which you confirm you control, and a Google sign-in so the report has an owner. Nothing else is asked for, and no card is involved.
About a minute later. Every line says where it came from, and the report states what it could not check as plainly as what it found.
Paste it straight back into the AI that wrote the code. Secrets are removed first, and anything needing a human decision is marked do-not-auto-edit.
Suspected-key details stay hidden until the signed-in account proves control of that host with a DNS TXT record. The rest of the report does not require this step.
What it will not do
Scope and limits
None of these break your site. It works, the tests pass, and the problem sits there in public until somebody else finds it first.
If a secret was accidentally left in the live page, anyone can copy it. Trust checks the public page for clues like exposed keys or unsafe settings, then tells you what to fix first. It never signs in or looks inside your database.
Whether privacy, terms, refunds, accessibility and a route for data requests are actually there and findable. It reads what you claim as well, and flags wording that usually needs evidence first. For Taiwan it matches food, cosmetic and pet-food rules and suggests wording the regulation itself permits.
Whether a first-time visitor is offered a clear next step without scrolling, whether your search result still shows the placeholder your template shipped with, and how long the main content really takes to appear.
Every page checked runs through the same automated accessibility engine professional auditors start with, pointing at the exact elements that fail. It catches part of the problem, not all of it, and says so.
Need to check behind sign-in?
The free check reads public pages only. For screens behind sign-in, first agree the written scope. Then receive the payment step. An operator completes the review and the report goes only to your account.
Three steps: agree the scope in writing, receive the payment step, then create a dedicated audit account. An operator reviews only the screens that account can open and files a dated report for the owner.
Payment does not start a review automatically. We agree scope before payment, and an operator starts the audit by hand. When Active Scan is available, it will still require separate owner approval and service checks. No turnaround time is promised here because one has not been agreed.
See pricing, scope, and payment stepsNot shipping your own app?
The same evidence-backed handoff for every AI-built client site, with the report handed to the client who owns the domain. Not built yet, so the pilot is by application.
Apply for a pilotA repeatable release check each company opts into for itself. Never a scan of companies that did not ask, and never a rating. Not built yet, so the pilot is by application.
Apply for a pilotActive Scan would send controlled test requests to a domain you own, but it is not available to buy yet. We keep this separate from the free check so no customer is surprised by an action they did not approve.
Not available to buy.
Common questions
One public HTTPS page you control and a Google sign-in so the report has an owner. It does not log into the target, submit a form, ask for customer data, or request a repository or password.
No. The free check reads pages the way a visitor's browser does, and stops there. The instant page check performs a small, bounded same-origin crawl: the page you submit, plus up to four same-origin pages it links to directly (five pages total). It is not a full site crawl, penetration test, legal opinion, compliance certification, or private-review workflow.
No. A clean free-check result means only that these checks found nothing, which is not the same as the site being safe. It does not provide a penetration test, legal opinion, medical opinion, compliance certification, or conversion guarantee.
It does not request unpublished file paths, fabricate a cross-origin request, submit a GraphQL query, query a database, scan ports, log into the target, or submit forms. Those are not clean results; they are not-assessed areas. The separate active scan goes further only after current DNS ownership and explicit authorization, and payment never starts it.
Before you send the link
One link and a Google sign-in. No card, no sales call. About a minute from now you will know, instead of hoping.
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