About SiteCMD
SiteCMD was built for developers who got tired of opening 10 tabs to check if a deployment actually worked. We treat website health as a deterministic machine, not an opinionated mystery.
10 tabs for site health
The current state of web health monitoring is fragmented. Check one tab for SSL, another for Lighthouse scores, a third for security headers, a fourth for DNS. Four tools, four tabs, four sets of results that don't talk to each other. SiteCMD collapses the stack into a single command center.
Built-in checks plus connected services, all in one place.
The goal is not to create one more scanner. The goal is to collapse the website operations stack into a local workspace where the built-in checks and the services around the site finally share context.
- Security: CSP, HSTS, CORS, SSL, exposed files
- Performance: TTFB, compression, caching, CDN
- SEO: meta, canonical, structured data, robots
- Accessibility: contrast, ARIA, headings, forms
One scan instead of four tools
You could use Lighthouse for performance, axe for accessibility, npm audit for dependencies, and Security Headers for headers. That's 4+ tools, 4+ browser tabs, 4+ sets of results that don't talk to each other. SiteCMD runs all of it in one scan, scores it on one scale, and shows you what to fix first.
Data stays on machine, credentials in keychain
Your API keys, scan history, and integration credentials never leave your device. SiteCMD is a local-first Tauri app that stores secrets in your OS keychain. We don't have a cloud backend - there is nothing to breach.
Guardrail for AI code
AI generates code fast. It misses headers, release guardrails, accessibility, and the wider operational context. SiteCMD keeps those blind spots in the same workflow as the rest of the site.
Audits linked source folders for AI-generated code issues, exposed secrets, missing headers, and launch blockers.