Web-Check is an open-source OSINT tool written in TypeScript that provides comprehensive analysis of websites through a web-based dashboard. The project is hosted at web-check.xyz and serves as an all-in-one intelligence gathering platform for security researchers, system administrators, and privacy-conscious users who want to understand the technical infrastructure and security posture of any website.
The tool aggregates data from multiple sources to display detailed information about a target website in a single interface. According to the README, the dashboard presents IP information, SSL certificate chains, DNS records, HTTP cookies, response headers, domain registration details, search engine crawl rules, site maps, server geolocation, redirect chains, open ports, traceroute results, DNSSEC extensions, performance metrics, tracker detection, associated hostnames, and carbon footprint analysis. The project explicitly notes that additional analysis features are planned for future releases.
The primary purpose of Web-Check is to help users understand, optimize, and secure websites by uncovering potential attack vectors, analyzing server architecture, viewing security configurations, and identifying the technologies in use. This makes it valuable for security audits, competitive intelligence, infrastructure mapping, and general website reconnaissance activities.
The repository demonstrates active maintenance and community engagement. GitGenius tracking data shows that across 68 tracked issues and pull requests, the median response latency is approximately 288 hours with a mean of 2929 hours, indicating variable response times typical of volunteer-maintained projects. The most active contributor is Lissy93, who accounts for 46 tracked events, with additional contributions from CrazyWolf13 and other community members. The project has released multiple versions, with version 2.1.0 and 2.1.7 being the most recently tracked releases, and 26 issues have been marked as fixed.
The project supports multiple deployment options including Netlify, Vercel, Docker, and deployment from source code, making it accessible to users with varying technical expertise and infrastructure preferences. The repository includes automated workflows for building and publishing Docker images, deploying to AWS, mirroring to Codeberg, and managing contributor credits. A live demo is available at web-check.as93.net, and the source code is mirrored to Codeberg for accessibility and redundancy.
Web-Check is classified across numerous categories including availability testing, HTTP requests, status monitoring, URL checking, website health checks, broken link detection, service reliability, performance analysis, and network diagnostics. The tool is tagged with topics related to OSINT, privacy, security, and security tools, positioning it within the broader ecosystem of security and reconnaissance utilities.
The project benefits from sponsorship by Terminal Trove and Warp, indicating recognition within the developer and security communities. The README explicitly notes that the feature list requires updating due to the addition of many new analysis jobs since the documentation was last revised, suggesting active ongoing development and feature expansion beyond what is currently documented.
