Afterward

Afterward checks a public website the way a careful launch reviewer would, and tells you what to fix before visitors notice. Ask in plain language, for example "Check example.com before I launch it." Afterward inspects up to 25 pages of the site, then returns a launch-readiness score with prioritized findings. Each finding shows the evidence Afterward observed and a suggested next step. What it checks: availability and status codes, HTTPS and redirects, titles and meta descriptions, canonical tags, viewport and Open Graph tags, robots.txt and sitemaps, broken links, image alt text, form security, analytics tags, leftover starter content, and common security headers such as HSTS and Content-Security-Policy. How it works: Afterward makes read-only requests to public pages, like a browser would. It does not run JavaScript, sign in, or submit forms, and it never contacts private network addresses. It makes no AI calls of its own, so the same site responses always produce the same findings and score. Site owners can opt out with robots.txt. The score is a launch-readiness indicator only. It is not a security audit, penetration test, compliance check, or accessibility certification. No account or sign-in is needed. Afterward is made by Entropy Logic.