Watch them watch you.
Paste any web address. We open it in a clean browser and show you, live, every company it phones home to before you click anything. Then we name them.
Just scanned
Fresh X-rays from people like you.
Nothing yet. Be first.
Leaderboards
Latest scan per site. Higher leash score, more companies holding the other end.
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The leash is invisible. Until you look.
Surveillance used to need a warrant, a wiretap and a reason. Now it ships as a tracking pixel, and the watchers are corporations and governments alike.
Every page you open quietly opens dozens more, to companies you never chose. Ad exchanges auction your attention in the milliseconds before the headline renders. Data brokers stitch your visit into a profile they sell. Your newspaper, your council, your bank: all wired into the same few dozen corporations.
Consent banners were supposed to fix that. So we measure what happens before you touch one. What a site does in the first seconds, to a stranger who has agreed to nothing, is what it really thinks of you.
You can't refuse what you can't see. This makes it visible, names it, and lets you show other people.
A disposable browser, watched closely.
- 1. Clean slateA fresh headless Chromium with no history, no cookies and no logins opens your address from a server in the EU.
- 2. Nothing clickedThe page gets a few seconds and one scroll. No banner is accepted, no button pressed. This is the pre-consent baseline.
- 3. Every call loggedWe record each request the page makes, the cookies it drops, and any attempt to fingerprint the browser through canvas, audio or hardware probes.
- 4. Named and scoredEach domain is traced to the company behind it. The leash score (0–100) weighs companies, cookies, fingerprinting and ad tech.
We keep the scan result so it can be shared and ranked. We do not keep your IP address, and nothing about you is sent to the site you scan. The browser is thrown away after every scan.