Websites don't break on launch day.
They break in the silence afterwards.
Fifteen years of building for agencies, startups, and enterprises — and the failures were never about the code. They were about what nobody checked once the site was live.
Three blind spots. Every project.
Nobody thinks to check
Teams ship a site and assume everything's fine. Security headers, meta tags, certificate expiry, consent compliance — invisible until something breaks. By then, the damage is done.
One audit, then silence
Someone runs an audit at launch. Fixes the issues. Ticks the box. Months pass. Certificates drift, plugins update, content shifts — and nobody looks again.
The web moves, teams don't
AI crawlers. Cookie consent regulations. New Core Web Vitals metrics. By the time most teams hear about them, they're already behind.
So I built a system that checks everything,
every week, and adds new checks
as the web changes.
Not a one-off audit. A watchdog that monitors your sites continuously so your team doesn't have to remember to.
Curious by nature. Built to excavate.
We named it Scavo — Italian for excavation. That is the job: go below surface-level signals and expose what is actually broken, what is drifting, and what is about to become a problem.
The raccoon mascot wasn't random either. Raccoons are curious, resourceful, and they test everything. They don't take things at face value. That's the philosophy behind every check Scavo runs.
Behind it all is fifteen years of web operations, agency work, and bringing sites to market. Scavo is the tool I wished existed every single time a client's site broke because nobody was watching it.
— Alex [email protected]
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