With MovaCheck, you can voluntarily check a publicly accessible website address. We process the URL you enter, the derived domain, publicly accessible HTML content of the checked page, technical retrieval data, the automatically generated check result and security/rate-limiting data.
The analysis provides a first assessment of positioning, user guidance, technical basics and trust signals. The legal basis is Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR where you actively request the check, and Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR for security, abuse prevention and technical stability.
Scan results are processed for a short period in external Redis-compatible storage with a regular retention period of 24 hours, unless a different technical configuration applies. Raw HTML from the checked website and complete PageSpeed responses are not stored permanently.
MovaCheck may optionally retrieve PageSpeed Insights data from Google if this feature is technically enabled. In that case, the checked website address is transmitted to Google.
If you request the result by email, we process the contact and consent data you provide to deliver the report. Report delivery requires your explicit consent. Marketing consent is optional and separate from report delivery.
An external email service provider may be used to send MovaCheck emails. TODO: Provider, data processing agreement, region and concrete contractual details must be finally reviewed and documented before production use.
AI-based review is disabled by default in the free MVP. Before AI providers are used productively, provider choice, data processing agreement, data transfers, retention and the specific privacy notices must be reviewed and documented separately.