Local-first website scanning
Create website records, run local scans, keep scan history, and review completed snapshots without turning each website check into another hosted service.
Website integrity, with evidence
Siteimp is built to help you understand what is happening across a website. It scans pages, collects evidence, derives critical findings, and keeps scan-wide signals separate from page-level issues so you can review problems without pretending every result is certain, urgent, or equally important AND delegate tasks appropriately to your team and tools.
Siteimp started in 2022 as a performance reporting tool, but the current application is much broader than performance alone. It inspects structure, links, images, headings, accessibility, Lighthouse results, monitoring targets, notifications, and support context. The goal is practical visibility: what was found, how it was discovered, what changed, what broke, and what deserves attention.
The application is local-first and its Windows release is currently in beta testing. It is intended for website owners, developers, consultants, and agencies who need a clear way to inspect websites, explain findings, and prioritize improvements from grounded evidence.
Core scanning and website dashboards
Siteimp scans websites locally, stores scan history, respects crawling rules by default, and gives each website a dashboard for reviewing recent activity.
Respectful crawl controls
Siteimp respects robots.txt by default and supports crawl settings for delay, jitter, and concurrency. Owner verification can unlock more advanced scanning behavior where appropriate.
Website dashboards
Each website dashboard shows the start URL, registrable domain, ownership status, robots preview, crawl settings, recent scans, and direct access to scan results.
Scan results and signals
Scan results show what happened during a scan and surface derived findings that help you decide where deeper review is worthwhile.
Scan result dashboards
Review pages discovered, links discovered, Lighthouse audits, HTML and Lighthouse derive counts, external link checks, media processing, total scan time, and politeness wait time.
Scan-wide signals
Siteimp derives scan-level signals for broken external links, broken internal links, broken images, external link concentration, sitemap-only pages, and crawl-only pages.
Signals, not vague guesses
Signals are derived findings based on scan evidence. They are designed to point you toward useful review areas without pretending the app can understand every business context automatically.
Page evidence and page-level issues
Siteimp lets you move from scan-wide summaries into page-level evidence, where each page can be inspected in more detail.
Page overview
Inspect title, meta description, canonical URL, language, robots metadata, word count, heading counts, image counts, missing-alt counts, JSON-LD counts, Lighthouse summaries, links, media, and page issues.
Page-level issues
Review issues scoped to one page, including broken external links, broken internal links, broken images, fetch issues, metadata issues, and sitemap issues.
Discovery provenance
See how a page was found, including discovered URLs, discovery sources, timestamps, and sitemap/crawl mismatch evidence.
Performance, accessibility, and headings
Siteimp includes focused evidence views for Lighthouse metrics, accessibility checks, and heading structure.
Performance metrics
Review page-level Lighthouse performance data including First Contentful Paint, Largest Contentful Paint, Total Blocking Time, Speed Index, Time to Interactive, and Cumulative Layout Shift.
Accessibility checks
Siteimp summarizes curated accessibility checks including crawlable links, descriptive link text, image alt text, button names, form labels, and color contrast.
Heading outline
Inspect heading inventory, H1 and H2 counts, document title, structural observations, heading filters, published outline order, and grouped-by-level heading views.
Images and media inspection
Images are not just decorative assets. Siteimp treats them as inspectable evidence with usage, technical, metadata, and privacy implications.
Image inventory
Review scan-level image summaries, image usage types, source images, responsive images, picture sources, Open Graph images, Twitter images, favicons, CSS images, video posters, and more.
Image detail pages
Inspect individual assets with previews, dimensions, size, content type, source page counts, where-used tables, technical fetch details, final URLs, redirects, SHA-256 hashes, and fetch errors.
EXIF and GPS evidence
Siteimp detects EXIF and GPS presence, summarizes image metadata, shows raw EXIF detail tables, and includes a copy EXIF JSON action for deeper review.
Links and site structure
Siteimp treats links as structural evidence, showing how pages connect, where pages link outward, and where broken link counts appear.
Scan-level link overview
Review page counts, internal link counts, external link counts, broken internal links, broken external links, and per-page link structure.
Inbound and outbound links
Inspect internal inbound counts, internal outbound counts, external outbound counts, broken link counts, and page-level inbound and outbound link detail views.
Sitemap and crawl mismatch
Compare sitemap discovery with crawl discovery, including pages found in the sitemap but not the crawl and pages found in the crawl but not the sitemap.
Monitoring and notifications
Siteimp includes monitoring tools for watching important websites and targets over time, with optional notification routing through Formimp.
Monitoring dashboards
Review workspace-level monitoring, per-website monitoring dashboards, health status, stored result counts, retention policy, current failures, targets, recent results, and maintenance controls.
Ping, fetch, or both
Configure monitoring targets with ping, fetch, or combined checks and review status codes, response time, requested URL, final URL, and error details.
Slack and Discord notifications
Configure user-owned notification routing through Formimp, including app-level defaults, website-level overrides, and separate alert and recovery destinations.
Support, settings, and product principles
Siteimp is designed around practical workflows: useful support content, clear settings, local-first operation, and dashboards that favor evidence over decoration.
Built-in support
Siteimp includes an in-app HelpDrawer, page-specific support articles, route-aware support content, technical support forms, optional diagnostics, and support context capture.
Application settings
Manage app-level crawl defaults, monitoring notification defaults, delay, jitter, concurrency, and notification preferences, with per-website overrides where needed.
Evidence-first design
Siteimp keeps scan-wide signals and page-level issues distinct, respects crawling defaults, derives findings from evidence, and favors practical dashboards over decorative charts.
Built for people who need to inspect websites
Siteimp is for practical website work: scanning, reviewing, monitoring, documenting, and explaining what was found. It is local-first, evidence-first, and designed to help you understand websites from the inside out.
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