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SecureSpells
Find GDPR risks on your live site before regulators do
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Find GDPR risks on your live site before regulators do
59 followers
Most privacy scanners only list cookies. SecureSpells analyzes real runtime behavior to detect the GDPR risks they miss — like pre-consent scripts, hidden trackers, and risky third-party flows. Each issue includes: • A clear risk score • Technical fix instructions • Direct GDPR references Built for developers and agencies who need real compliance answers — not cookie lists. Run a free scan in seconds. No signup required.
We just scanned our site with SecureSpells and were impressed by the actionable feedback we received. The tool identified hidden GDPR risks that other scanners often miss — including pre-consent scripts and tricky third-party flows.
What I really appreciate is that it goes beyond just listing cookies — it gives real runtime insights and shows exactly why something is risky.
Definitely a must-try for developers and agencies who need concrete, practical GDPR answers rather than generic reports.
@hossein_r Thanks so much, I really appreciate you taking the time to scan your site and share this!
That’s exactly why I built SecureSpells — most tools only list cookies, but the real risks often happen in runtime before consent, especially with third-party scripts etc etc.
Glad the report was useful and actionable.
Feedback like this makes all the late nights worth it 🙌
If you have any ideas or features that would make it even more useful for your workflow, I’d love to hear them!
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The runtime behavior analysis angle is what sets this apart — most compliance tools I've seen are essentially cookie auditors dressed up as GDPR solutions, which leaves the actual liability gaps untouched. Curious how SecureSpells handles single-page apps where third-party scripts load asynchronously based on user interactions, since that's where pre-consent firing tends to get messy. Might be a killer use case for agencies managing client sites at scale, where you can't audit every integration manually.
@wcrtr really appreciate this, and you’re exactly right — SPAs are where things get messy fast.
SecureSpells runs a real browser session (Playwright/Chromium) and observes actual runtime network activity and script execution, not just static markup.
That allows us to catch things like:
Trackers injected dynamically via GTM or other tag managers
Third-party requests and data flows happening before consent exists
Hidden 3rd/4th-party calls that never appear in the source code
Scripts and trackers that fire during page load and initial runtime activity (including modern SPA architectures)
For agencies especially, it becomes a scalable audit layer across client portfolios, instead of manually inspecting every integration.
If you try it on a SPA, I’d genuinely love to hear what it surfaces. SPA behavior is one of the most interesting areas to analyze.