Features

AI surface-scan

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A second pair of eyes on your own service. Point the scan at your site and it flags the functionality that tends to pull an operator into scope — so a comment box you forgot about doesn’t become the gap in your assessment.

Included in the Solo plan (£15/month) and above.

The scan reads the public page you point it at — login-gated areas aren’t analysed, and every scan tells you what it could and couldn’t see. Your page is sent to our analysis endpoint for that pass; nothing is retained.

What it does

An automated pass over your public pages that surfaces the scope-relevant features it can see: places users can post, direct messaging, search, reviews, uploads, and missing or weak age gates.

Each finding is presented for your review with why it matters — it flags, you decide. It never rules on the law or declares you in or out of scope.

Why it matters for the Online Safety Act

Scope hinges on functionality, and the easiest way to get an assessment wrong is to forget a surface — the legacy forum, the “leave a review” box, the DM feature buried in an app. What you don’t list, you don’t assess.

Catching those surfaces before you write your risk assessment is what makes the assessment honest and complete.

How it works

1

Give us a URL

Point the scan at your site; it reads what a visitor can see.

2

Review the flags

A checklist of scope-relevant functionality it found, each explained in plain English.

3

Feed it into your assessment

Confirm what applies and carry it straight into the document builder so nothing slips through.

Nothing scope-relevant slips through unnoticed — you assess the service you actually run, not the one you remember running.

General guidance to help you prepare your records — not legal advice, and using it does not make you “compliant”.