Audit the parts of your product users actually log in to use.
PageLens can review private app routes with a scoped test account, encrypted credentials, validation checks, route boundaries, and reports that stay private by default.
Built for sites you own or are explicitly authorised to scan.
Private route scan
app.example.com/dashboard
Safe by design, useful by default.
Authenticated scans use the same evidence-backed PageLens report, with extra controls for private application data.
Verify the domain
Authenticated scans are tied to a domain you control, so private app access is never a drive-by public crawl.
Create a safe test account
Use least-privilege credentials with dummy data and no destructive, billing, admin, or real customer access.
Set route boundaries
Allow only the origins and path prefixes PageLens should visit, and deny logout, billing, deletion, or admin paths.
Validate and scan
PageLens tests the login flow first, then uses the profile during a normal browser-based scan.
What should you scan behind login?
Public homepages matter, but product trust often breaks after signup: confusing onboarding, inaccessible settings, slow dashboards, hidden mobile menus, and broken empty states.
Ask us about a private route- SaaS dashboards and settings pages
- Logged-in onboarding and activation flows
- Customer portals with safe demo data
- Checkout-adjacent account experiences
- Internal tools on a controlled staging host
- Member-only content and gated docs