Finetooth: 134 checks on any website in three seconds

I built Finetooth because auditing a client's website properly takes most of a day, and nearly all of that day is spent gathering things a machine can gather: registration and expiry, DNS, the certificate chain, SPF and DMARC, what a page does in a real browser, what it sets before anyone consents. So it gathers them. One scan runs 134 checks across ten categories and finishes in about three seconds. The anonymous run on the home page covers 118 of them and needs no account — paste a domain and judge it before reading the rest of this. What it is actually for is the step after. Agencies send the report as a PDF under their own logo, not mine: a door-opener for a prospect, or the monthly deliverable that justifies a retainer. Between scans every monitored site is checked daily for domain expiry, certificates, DNS and mail authentication, and you hear only when something changes. Nothing underneath is somebody else's API. Every check runs on our own machines against public records and the site itself, which is why a lifetime license can be honored — it costs a server, not a per-lookup bill that grows with every customer. It is one person's product and it is new. If a check is wrong I would rather hear it here than not hear it, and the simple ones ship the same day. Abdelaziz