See what a site does, not just what it says.
Run a controlled Chromium visit and read what the page actually loaded: request rows, cookie records, service-catalog matches and browser signals from that one visit.
Evidence, then interpretation
Reports disclose their scan conditions and exactly which evidence families were captured or unsupported. Recorded signals describe one visit, not a verdict about the site.
Transparency index
What websites actually load: measured, not claimed.
The public library covers 99 successfully loaded sites from controlled visits. Each report records request rows, cookie records, and service-catalog matches from one visit: reproducible evidence, not a privacy score or verdict.
How coverage and category medians are counted
The committed library attempted 105 real sites. 6 sites only produced failed or block-page primary visits, and 5 successfully loaded sites had at least one request-capped recording that remains visible as lower-bound evidence. Category medians use 86 sites with an eligible, request-complete passive lead visit. Each site counts once, even when a comparison loaded both arms. Every one of them was measured under a single methodology cohort. Requests are also evaluated with the open-source adblock-rustengine and Brave’s default filter lists.
Explore measured evidence
812 public reports are available now. Open existing evidence instantly, or scan a site above for a new controlled visit.
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Real sites, already scanned
Each category gets a place before any category receives a second card.
Banking & money
Health
Dating
Kids & education
Open report files, PageGraph captures, or comparison tools
PageGraph imports require a .graphml file and its matching .meta.json sidecar. Browser imports are capped at 8 MB for report JSON, 16 MB for GraphML, and 256 KB for metadata. Unsupported evidence families remain censored rather than guessed.