About ToolTrace
ToolTrace builds focused APIs and free tools. They help people and software understand public webpages with clear evidence.
Our approach
We prefer a clear endpoint over a vague promise. Each product should answer one question, show useful evidence, and state its limits. A sitemap sample should not look like a full crawl. An SEO check should not claim that Google indexed a page.
Our free tools help you check one page or sitemap without writing code. Our APIs return the same kind of work as JSON. Teams can use it for release checks, monitoring, research, and AI workflows.
Editorial method
Our guides are based on features we support, examples that work, public standards, and trusted source documents. We keep facts separate from advice. We also check code samples against the current API before we publish them.
We use plain English and explain technical terms in context. When product behavior changes, we update the related page. If we find a material error, we correct it instead of hiding it.
Safety and access
ToolTrace blocks private and local network addresses. It also uses login checks, rate limits, credit limits, response limits, and safe URL rules. These controls reduce risk. Customers must still follow the law, site terms, privacy rules, and copyright rules.
Read the Acceptable Use Policy, Privacy Policy, and Terms. Send security or correction reports to [email protected].
What we optimize for
Responses include the details needed to understand what happened.
Limits and partial results are visible instead of being presented as complete.
Interfaces and writing should be understandable without unnecessary jargon.