Weesify Intelligence: research and audit rules

Weesify Intelligence helps people understand public websites and public social presences. These rules apply to everyone who uses it.

1. What it reads

1.1. Website audits read up to a limited number of public pages of a website, its robots.txt and sitemap, response headers, its TLS certificate and its public DNS records. It never logs in, never submits forms, never tests for vulnerabilities and never reaches private or internal networks. It respects robots.txt rules that block crawling of the whole site.

1.2. Public social research reads only what a profile shows to any visitor, through official public feeds and page information the platform makes available to other websites. Platforms that hide profiles from other websites are shown as limited; we never work around that. Follower numbers come only from accounts you connected yourself.

2. Allowed and not allowed

2.1. Use it for legitimate research about businesses, brands, creators and organisations and their public activity: your own presence, competitors, partners and creators you may work with.

2.2. Do not use it to research private individuals, to identify anonymous people, to locate anyone, to build profiles of people’s sensitive characteristics, to research children, or to harass, track or target anyone. Such use breaks the Acceptable use policy and we will remove access.

3. What results mean

Every figure shows its source and when it was read. Missing figures are shown as not available, never guessed. Audit scores are Weesify’s assessment of measured facts, not a guarantee of search rankings or security.

4. Correction and removal

If research or an audit stored by a Weesify customer concerns you or your organisation and you think it is wrong, or you want it removed, email privacy@weesify.com with the address of the profile or site. Research results are kept in the customer’s workspace until they delete them, and in any case for no more than 24 months.