CobwebCheck finds the apps you vibe-coded and forgot: the ones still running on Vercel, renewing domains and charging your card. You get a keep, kill, or sell verdict for each one.
Get my free scan when it launches →Three steps, about two minutes, and no keys to copy around.
Approve read-only access to GitHub, Vercel, Railway, Cloudflare and Stripe through each service's own approval screen. You choose which repos we can see.
Each project gets a card showing its monthly cost, last commit, traffic, domain renewal date and whether it earns anything.
You get a verdict per project and a monthly email: “You're leaking $X/mo on N forgotten projects.” Dead projects that still have value can be listed on project marketplaces.
The default is one-click approval through each provider. Where a provider has no read-only one-click option, adding a key is up to you. Without one, we show an estimate and label it as one.
This is a mock-up with made-up projects and numbers, so you can see the format.
Pricing may change before launch, and waitlist members hear about it first.
No. We only ask for read-only permissions, and CobwebCheck never deletes, pauses or edits your projects, deploys, domains or billing. When we say “kill,” it's a recommendation. You take any action yourself.
No. GitHub, Vercel, Railway, Cloudflare and Stripe connect through each provider's own approval screen. OpenAI and Anthropic don't offer that yet, so a key is optional there. Without one, we show an estimate and label it clearly.
We need repo activity like commit dates and deploy history. We don't need your code's contents to give a verdict, and you choose which repos to share.
Yes. You can revoke access anytime from GitHub, Vercel or any other provider, and we'll delete your data when you ask.
We store your email (and your project count, if you share it) so we can invite you when we launch. We don't sell it or share it, and you can ask us to remove it anytime.
Join the waitlist to get early access and a free scan when CobwebCheck launches.