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About wapi.it.com

wapi.it.com is a collection of small, single-purpose tools for people who work on websites for a living — SEO freelancers, affiliate marketers, people running satellite sites, and in-house marketing teams. Every tool does one job, runs without an account, and has no usage cap.

Why it exists

The everyday checks that keep a site healthy are small: is the canonical tag pointing where it should, does the page still return 200, did the redirect chain grow, are the images missing alt text. None of them is hard. The problem is that they live on twenty different websites, each with its own layout, its own ads, and its own limit on how much you can check before it asks for money.

The second problem is speed. A lot of tools in this category do all their work in the browser, which means the heavier the job, the more it punishes people on modest hardware — exactly the people most likely to be doing this work at volume.

What is different here

  • Free with no performance tier. There is no paid plan to unlock, because there is no paid plan at all.
  • Bulk by default. Paste a list and check it in one pass instead of one URL at a time.
  • The work happens on the server. Your machine renders a table; it does not do the crawling.
  • No account, ever. There is no sign-up step between you and a tool.
  • Results are yours to take. Copy them or download them the moment a run finishes.

Rate limits do exist, and they are worth being honest about: they are there so the server stays up under load, they apply to everyone equally, and they are never used to gate a feature or push an upgrade.

How it is run

This is a one-person project. There are no ads, no affiliate deals inside the tools, no paid tiers, and no plan to add any. It is funded by nothing and costs something to run, which is a deliberate trade: the goal is a site people reach from search and actually use, not revenue.

That shape has consequences worth stating. Features arrive slowly. Translations into some languages are newer and rougher than others. There is no support desk — there is an email address, and one person reading it.

What this site does not do

  • No blog. Everything written here supports a tool or explains the site itself.
  • No user accounts, no saved history, no dashboards.
  • No storing of what you put into a tool. It is processed and dropped.
  • No tracking of what you do here. There is no analytics tool on this site.

The privacy page explains exactly what is and is not processed, including the parts that are unavoidable.