Terms of service

You give a site URL and an email address. The operator may run simulated prospects through that site and email you a report. The service is in alpha: runs are free, offered at the operator's discretion, and any request may be declined or left unfulfilled without notice. Nothing runs automatically — each run is started by hand. There is no service level.

By submitting a request you confirm that you own the site or are authorised by its owner to have it tested this way. Do not submit sites you do not control. The operator may ask for proof and will refuse requests that look unauthorised.

Simulated prospects behave like visitors. They load pages, fill in signup and booking forms, create accounts with throwaway email addresses, and read the verification emails your site sends to those addresses. Before they start, the tool also crawls the site once — up to 200 internal pages, two clicks deep, plus anything in yoursitemap.xml — to map what is there and find broken links. Expect test accounts in your database, sessions in your analytics, and mail in your sending logs. You are responsible for cleaning those up and for telling anyone on your side who needs to know.

A guard refuses payments, booking confirmations and third-party sign-in (Google, GitHub, SSO) at the action itself. It matches button labels and is best effort. A prompt rule also tells prospects not to delete data, invite teammates, publish anything, open support chat or contact third parties — that one is instruction, not machinery, so a "request a demo" form or a trial that needs no card can still be submitted. Do not request a run on a live checkout and rely on it never buying anything.

The report describes what simulated prospects did and said. It is a risk signal about where real visitors could stall. It is not a measurement of your traffic, your conversion rate or your users, and it is not a security audit, an accessibility certification or professional advice. Findings only one session made are marked unverified. You decide what to act on.

• Only sites you own or are authorised to test.
• No use to probe, load-test or gather information about a third party.
• No sites whose content or purpose is unlawful in India or where they operate.
• No attempts to abuse the request form, the rate limit or the storage behind it.

How your request and the run's output are handled is in the privacy policy, which is part of these terms.

The report is yours to use, share and quote. The tool is MIT licensed. The text and design of this website are the operator's. A tested site is named publicly only with its owner's written consent.

The service and every report are provided as is, without any warranty, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose. Simulated prospects can be wrong, miss things, or misread a page.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the operator is not liable for any indirect, incidental or consequential loss, or for any loss of data, revenue or business, arising from a run, a report, or a decision you make because of one. Where liability cannot be excluded it is limited to the amount you paid for the service, which during the alpha is nothing.

The operator may pause or stop the service, or refuse any request, at any time. You may withdraw a request or ask for your data to be deleted at any time by email.

These terms are governed by the laws of India. Disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of India.

Changes are made here, with the date at the top. Continuing to use the service after a change means you accept it.

Sarnavo Saha Sardar, talk@leakdown.dev.