Free, and nothing is stored
Does your site work on a phone?
Most people who look you up are holding a phone. Paste your web address and we fetch the page once from our own server, then report three things that visitor depends on: whether the page is built to fit a phone screen, whether the connection is secure, and whether your number can be dialled with one tap.
One page, one fetch
We request the address you give us from our server and read that response.
No account, no storage
No email, no cookie, no record of the run. The result exists for one response.
No score
Three lines, each naming what the markup declared, so you can open the page and check it.
What this tool cannot tell you
It is not a phone. It reads the markup of one page, once, from one server, so it cannot tell you whether the buttons are big enough, whether a menu opens, or how fast the page feels on a weak signal. A page that assembles itself in the browser can hide a tap to call link from this check and still show it to a visitor, and a site that blocks automated requests returns nothing at all. Where the fetch is inconclusive the result says so instead of counting it against you.
Three declared things being present is not proof the page works well on a phone. Their absence is solid: a visitor really cannot tap a number that is not a link.
If the answer is that you need a site
We build one from facts we verify with you, show it to you privately, and a human launches it. You own the domain and can export everything.
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