Crawl and Pull vs Privacy Scanner

Discover the web on your terms. Crawl n Pull is a personal web intelligence tool that lets you: Enter up to 10 websites at once – Pick any public pages you want to analyze. Define your narrative – Tell the app what you’re looking for (keywords, themes, ideas). Crawl & extract insights – Titles, headings, summaries, and sentences that match your topic are pulled together automatically. Respect websites – Built-in robots.txt awareness to stay friendly to site owners. Archive your runs – Review your past crawls anytime in the in-app history. Export & share – Send findings to Notes, Mail, or other apps in Markdown or JSON. Perfect for researchers, journalists, students, competitive analysts, and curious minds — crawl n pull turns multiple sites into a clear, topic-focused summary.

Ever wondered what an app actually learns about you the second you open it? Privacy Scanner reads your own iPhone with the exact same public Apple APIs every other app already has — and shows you the raw values, in plain language, one signal at a time. Most privacy apps tell you what could happen. This one shows you what IS happening, on your device, right now. Every reading is taken live from your phone, sorted into three honesty levels — Passive (read silently, no prompt), Permission-based (read after you tap Allow), and Advanced (legal-but-sneaky tricks) — and each row explains exactly what that value reveals to a tracker. WHAT YOU GET - A live scan of 30+ silent signals — model, screen pixels, RAM, storage, uptime, battery, locale, timezone, accessibility toggles, network type — that any app reads without asking you once - Your device fingerprint as a single SHA-256 hash, plus the explanation of why those few stable details are enough to single you out with no login and no shared ID - Proof of what "Allow" really hands over: the exact number of contacts, photos, calendar events and reminder lists readable, and your precise GPS coordinates to five decimal places - The advanced tricks exposed: a silent probe showing which of 24 popular apps you have installed, a Keychain identity that survives deleting the app, and whether your clipboard is readable right now - A plain-English "what this reveals" write-up on every single signal, so you understand the risk instead of just seeing a number - A full exposure report you can share or save yourself, plus one daily reminder to re-scan at the hour you choose PERFECT FOR - Anyone who suspects apps know more about them than they were told - Privacy-minded people who want evidence, not vague reassurance - Students, journalists and researchers learning how device fingerprinting actually works - Parents and teachers explaining digital privacy with something real on screen WHY NOT JUST CHECK IOS SETTINGS? Settings shows you the permissions you granted. It says nothing about the dozens of values apps read with no permission at all — the model, the screen, the timezone, the accessibility toggles, the installed-app probe, the Keychain ID that outlives a reinstall. That invisible layer is where fingerprinting lives, and it is the layer this app was built to show you. PRIVACY 100% on-device. There are no servers, no analytics, no advertising identifier used by us and no third-party SDKs. Nothing you see is uploaded, ever. Your exposure report leaves your iPhone only if you tap Share yourself, and only to where you send it. FULL ACCESS Full access unlocks the entire scanner: all three exposure levels, the complete signal list with every explanation, the SHA-256 fingerprint screen and the shareable exposure report. Pick the plan that suits you — Weekly, Yearly, or a one-time Lifetime unlock. Weekly and Yearly renew automatically until cancelled in your Apple account settings; Lifetime is a single payment with no renewal. Open the app and run your first scan — in under a minute you will see the exact fingerprint your iPhone hands out to every app you install. Terms of Use (EULA): https://web-levi.web.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://web-levi.web.app/privacy-policy Questions? tphuc.work@gmail.com