PUBLIC BETA

Invite beta & known limitations

Invite beta means useful, not finished

DiscoverGraph is being tested against a growing real-world site corpus. The scanner and report experience are operational, but classifications, recommendations, external enrichments and crawl compatibility can still fail or change as the product is calibrated.

Known limitations

Some websites block automated retrieval or show verification interstitials.
JavaScript-heavy sites may expose less text to the bounded HTTP crawler than a full browser sees.
Product category, audience or conversion detection can be ambiguous.
PageSpeed and optional AI services can time out or be unavailable.
A crawl does not prove live search ranking or AI citation visibility.
Public-beta Standard Audits inspect up to 5 representative pages. The 12-page Deep Audit is currently reserved for administrator calibration and future paid-plan testing.

How beta feedback is used

Reports include feedback controls for wrong identity/category/audience/conversion, misleading evidence and recommendations. Feedback is used to improve calibration and reliability.

Please avoid including secrets, credentials or unnecessary personal data in feedback.

Use the report as evidence, not an oracle

Verify important recommendations before making material business, technical, legal, security or marketing decisions. If a report looks wrong, use the report-feedback control or contact us.

Controlled access

Account creation can be invitation-only and anonymous scanning can be disabled during the controlled cohort. This helps us learn from a small number of real builders before opening registration more broadly. See the Getting Started guide or request an invite.

Service status

For coarse-grained beta component health and deployment-listed known issues, see the Status page.