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Not all broken links are obvious. Some pages return "200 OK" while showing error content — and traditional checkers miss them entirely. Now you can see exactly how confident our AI is about every link in your dashboard.

Highlights:

• Color-coded confidence — Green (high), yellow (medium), red (low) badges show AI certainty at a glance
• Hover for details — See the analysis reason and which AI model reviewed the link
• Sort and filter — Find uncertain links fast with the new AI confidence column and filter dropdown
• Works everywhere — Desktop table, mobile cards, and individual link detail pages all show AI scores

How It Works:

Our AI goes beyond basic status codes. It uses advanced detection to identify soft-404s, expired pages, and other problems that traditional checkers miss. Each analysis produces a confidence score (0–100) that tells you how certain the AI is about its verdict.

High confidence means the AI is sure about the link status. Low confidence flags links worth a manual review — so you spend time on the links that actually need attention.

Getting Started:

AI confidence badges appear automatically for analyzed links. Sort by the new AI column in Dashboard → Links or filter by confidence level (High, Medium, Low) to prioritize your review queue.

Broken links hurt everyone—not just file hosting users. DeadLinkRadar is now a full-featured broken link checker that catches problems other tools miss, with 38+ cloud storage integrations as a bonus feature.

Highlights:

• Smart soft-404 detection - Catches "broken" pages that return 200 OK but show error content
• Cloud storage bonus - Monitor 38+ file hosts (Rapidgator, K2S, Nitroflare, Mega, and more)
• Real-time alerts - Get notified via email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Teams, webhooks, or ntfy.sh
• Built for creators - Perfect for bloggers, documentation teams, affiliate marketers, and agencies

How It Works:

Most link checkers only look at HTTP status codes. A site can return "200 OK" while showing "File Not Found" to users—traditional checkers miss this completely.

DeadLinkRadar analyzes page content to detect soft-404s, expired embeds, and broken video links. You'll catch problems before your readers do.

Who This Helps:

• Bloggers - Protect your SEO rankings from link rot
• Documentation teams - Keep product guides accurate and trustworthy
• Affiliate marketers - Never lose commissions from broken links
• Agencies - Monitor client sites without manual checks

Getting Started:

Import your links at Dashboard → Links. Choose bulk import (paste URLs), CSV upload, or JSON import. Set up alerts in Dashboard → Alerts.

Deep dive: Read our guide on The Hidden Cost of Broken Links to see how link rot impacts SEO, credibility, and conversions.

Clicking "Check Now" and staring at a static screen is frustrating. Now you'll see exactly what's happening—with live progress phases and elapsed timers that update in real-time.

Highlights:

• Phase visibility - Watch checks move through Queued → Bypassing → Checking → Complete
• Live elapsed timer - See how long each check has been running
• Protected site detection - Extra "Bypassing" phase shows when advanced processing is needed
• Auto-close on complete - Modal closes automatically 2 seconds after the check finishes

How It Works:

When you click "Check Now" on any link, a progress modal appears showing:

1. Current phase - Which step the check is on
2. Elapsed time - Live timer counting up
3. Visual progress - Step indicators show completed phases

Normal sites go through 3 phases (Queued → Checking → Complete). Protected sites show an additional "Bypassing" phase when extra processing is required.

Getting Started:

Click "Check Now" on any link in your dashboard. The progress modal appears automatically—no configuration needed.

Want the full breakdown? Read our Real-Time Progress Tracking Guide for advanced strategies and troubleshooting tips.

Checking your link portfolio manually every week is a time sink you don't have. Now you can get automated weekly summaries delivered straight to your inbox—no logging in required.

Highlights:

• Set your schedule - Choose weekly reports sent every Monday at 9 AM in your timezone
• Portfolio at a glance - Health score trends, status changes, and optimization insights in one email
• Timezone-aware delivery - Reports arrive Monday morning, wherever you are
• One-click unsubscribe - Control your preferences from the email or dashboard settings

How It Works:

Every week, we analyze your link portfolio and compile a summary of:

1. Health score trend - See how your portfolio health changed week-over-week
2. Status changes - Links that broke, recovered, or changed state
3. Portfolio insights - Actionable recommendations like unchecked links or upgrade opportunities

The report arrives every Monday at 9 AM in your local timezone—perfect for planning your week.

Getting Started:

Enable weekly reports in Dashboard → Settings → Notifications. Toggle "Weekly Email Reports" and save your preferences.

Worth noting: Reports use your existing email quota (included free on all plans). You can unsubscribe anytime via the email link or dashboard settings.

Questions? Reach us at support@deadlinkradar.com or check the Email Notifications Guide.

Sometimes you need more control over where your alerts go. Maybe you don't trust third-party services. Maybe you want notifications without email clutter. Or maybe you just want something that works on every device without installing apps.

Meet ntfy.sh—the notification channel that puts you in control.

Highlights

• Host It Yourself - Use the free ntfy.sh service or run your own private server
• Rich Notifications - Priority levels, emoji tags, and clickable links to your dashboard
• Universal Delivery - Desktop notifications, mobile alerts, and web—no app install required

How It Works

1. Choose Your Server - Use ntfy.sh's free hosted service or self-host for complete privacy
2. Create a Topic - Pick any unique name (like my-links-alerts)—that's your notification channel
3. Connect DeadLinkRadar - Add your topic URL in Dashboard → Alerts → ntfy, then test the connection

Your alerts arrive with priority levels (urgent for dead links, normal for recoveries) and emoji indicators so you can scan at a glance.

Getting Started

Perfect for teams that value privacy. Self-hosters who want full control. Anyone who prefers desktop notifications over email.

Head to Dashboard → Alerts and look for the ntfy.sh section. Setup takes 2 minutes.

Questions? We've got a full guide with setup instructions and troubleshooting tips.

Some workflows don't need push notifications. You just want to check a feed when you have time. Maybe you're consolidating alerts into a single RSS reader. Or you want status updates without configuring webhooks.

RSS feeds are the answer—simple, universal, and free on every plan.

Highlights

• Universal Compatibility - Works with Feedly, Inoreader, NewsBlur, FreshRSS, and any RSS reader
• Secure Tokens - Per-user crypto-secure tokens, bcrypt hashed, only shown once
• Emoji Status - 🔴 dead, 🟢 active, 🟡 checking, ⚪ unknown at a glance

How It Works

1. Generate Token - Dashboard → Settings → RSS Feed → Generate Token
2. Copy URL - Your personal feed URL with the token
3. Add to Reader - Paste the URL into Feedly, Inoreader, or your preferred reader

The feed updates every 5 minutes with your last 50 status changes. Each item links directly to the affected link in your dashboard.

Getting Started

Perfect for teams using RSS for centralized monitoring. Privacy-conscious users who prefer pull over push. Anyone who wants link status in their existing RSS workflow.

Head to Dashboard → Settings → RSS Feed and generate your token. Setup takes under a minute.

Questions? Check our RSS Feed documentation for setup guides and troubleshooting.

Signing up shouldn't mean losing track of when you need to verify your email.

Now you'll see exactly how much time you have to confirm your email before your trial ends—3 days to explore, test, and get comfortable before full monitoring kicks in.

Highlights

• Clear timeline - See your trial countdown immediately after signup, not buried in email
• Progressive reminders - Visual cues get more noticeable as your trial end approaches
• No surprises - Know exactly what happens when the trial ends (monitoring disabled until verified)
• Still full exploration - Browse dashboard, settings, docs during your 3-day trial

How It Works

When you sign up, you'll see a verification banner at the top of your dashboard with a clear countdown: "2 days 14 hours remaining to verify your email."

The banner becomes more prominent as time passes—gentle at first, more noticeable as you approach the deadline. This ensures you won't miss the verification window.

During your 3-day trial:

• ✅ Full dashboard access
• ✅ Browse all features and settings
• ✅ Read documentation and tutorials
• ⏸️ Adding links waits until verified
• ⏸️ Triggering checks waits until verified

After 3 days (if unverified): Monitoring features stay disabled until you verify. Check your email for the verification link—it takes 2 seconds to confirm.

Once verified, all monitoring unlocks immediately. No data loss, no reset.

Getting Started

Nothing to configure—the trial countdown starts automatically when you sign up at deadlinkradar.com/signup.

Missed the verification email? Check your spam folder or request a new one from the banner.

Stop waiting to get started. We've streamlined signup so you can access your dashboard immediately—no email verification required to begin exploring.

Highlights

• Instant access - View your dashboard the moment you sign up
• Explore first - See the interface, try features, get comfortable
• Verify when ready - Check your email at your convenience to unlock full functionality
• Clear guidance - Persistent banner shows exactly what you need to do next

How It Works

When you sign up, you're logged in immediately with full read access to your dashboard. Browse your account, check out the interface, and get familiar with DeadLinkRadar.

A verification banner at the top reminds you to confirm your email. Click the link we sent, and you'll unlock all monitoring features—adding links, triggering checks, and importing batches.

What's Available

Before verification:

• ✅ Dashboard access
• ✅ Settings exploration
• ✅ Interface preview
• ✅ Documentation

After verification:

• ✅ Add and import links
• ✅ Trigger link checks
• ✅ Full monitoring features

Getting Started

Just sign up at deadlinkradar.com/signup—you'll be in your dashboard in seconds. Check your email when you're ready to start monitoring.

Twitter social login works again. We resolved authentication errors that were preventing users from signing in with their Twitter accounts.

What Happened

Twitter authentication was failing due to a compatibility issue between Twitter's OAuth system and our authentication provider. Users encountered errors when trying to sign in with Twitter.

The Fix

We switched to a different authentication flow that's fully compatible with Twitter. The change is invisible to you—same "Sign in with Twitter" button, same seamless experience.

Getting Started

If you previously had issues signing in with Twitter:

1. Clear your browser cookies for deadlinkradar.com
2. Visit the login page
3. Click "Continue with X"
4. Authorize with Twitter
5. You're in

Already using Twitter login? You won't notice any difference. Everything continues working as expected.

Testing an API should be simple. No more copying curl commands or hunting for request/response formats. We've added interactive API documentation that lets you explore endpoints, send requests, and see responses all from your browser.

Highlights:

• Try before you code - Test any endpoint with a few clicks, see live responses
• Auto-completion & validation - Swagger UI guides you through required fields and formats
• Save authentication - Persist your API key during your session for testing multiple endpoints

Visit /api/docs to explore the full REST API with interactive Swagger UI. We've also documented the new URL classification endpoint (/links/classify) for planning batch imports and analyzing Cloudflare-protected URLs.

Try it now in your dashboard. Questions? Reach us at support@deadlinkradar.com.

Started with Google sign-in? Now you can add email/password authentication to your account—giving you flexible login options and a backup if OAuth is ever unavailable.

Why This Matters

Dual Login Methods - Sign in with Google OR email/password, your choice. No need to stick with one method.

Backup Access - If OAuth services ever have downtime, you can still access your account via password login.

Team Flexibility - Share account credentials with team members when needed without requiring Google accounts for everyone.

How It Works

Head to Dashboard → Settings → Profile and look for the "Add Password Login" section. You'll set a password with a strength meter and confirmation—takes 30 seconds.

Once set, you can sign in using either method. Your linked auth methods display in your profile for easy management.

Try it now →

Email alerts get lost. Slack disappears. But your phone? That's always with you.

Meet Telegram notifications—your broken links delivered where you actually check messages.

Highlights

• Instant Mobile Alerts - Get notifications the moment a link breaks, on your phone
• Team Collaboration - Send alerts to private chats, groups, or channels
• 2-Minute Setup - Connect your @BotFather bot token and chat ID in one place

How It Works

1. Create a Telegram bot - Chat with @BotFather (official Telegram bot manager) to create a new bot and get your token
2. Get Your Chat ID - Start a conversation with your bot to get your chat ID (works with private chats, groups, and channels)
3. Connect DeadLinkRadar - Add your bot token and chat ID in Dashboard → Alerts → Telegram, then test the connection

Getting Started

Perfect for teams that live in Telegram. Site owners who want mobile alerts. Anyone tired of checking email.

Head to Dashboard → Alerts and look for the Telegram section. We've made it as simple as possible.

Questions? We've got a full guide with screenshots and common troubleshooting.

Hunting for that one article about email digests? Trying to remember which changelog mentioned file hosting? Scrolling through pages of content hoping to spot the right one.

Now you can search across everything—documentation, blog posts, and changelog entries—from a single search box. Results are weighted by relevance, so the most useful content surfaces first.

Highlights

• Unified search - One search box covers docs, blog posts, and changelog entries. No more hunting through separate sections
• Weighted scoring - Results ranked by relevance so you find what matters without wading through noise
• Fast results - Returns up to 50 matches instantly with clean, scannable formatting
• Keyboard friendly - Navigate results without touching your mouse

How It Works

Head to the search page from the navigation bar. Type your query and results appear immediately, organized by content type. Each result shows a snippet so you can quickly scan for what you need.

Behind the scenes, search indexes all public content and scores matches based on where your terms appear—titles rank higher than body text, recent content gets a slight boost.

What You Get

• Documentation search - Find setup guides, API references, and how-to articles
• Blog search - Locate tutorials, best practices, and feature deep-dives
• Changelog search - Track down when specific features launched or bugs were fixed
• Combined results - See everything relevant in one place

Getting Started

Click the search icon in the navigation or visit /search directly. Start typing and results appear. Works great on mobile too—the same search experience scales down cleanly.

Perfect for power users who want to quickly reference past content, developers looking up API documentation, and anyone tired of clicking through multiple sections to find what they need.

Tired of scrolling through endless link lists? Now organize your monitored links into color-coded groups. Filter, sort, and find what you need instantly.

Highlights

• Unlimited custom groups - Create as many groups as you need: by project, client, priority, or any system that works for you
• 8 preset colors + custom hex - Choose from ready-made colors or define your exact brand colors
• Bulk assignment - Select multiple links and assign them to a group in one action
• Filter by group - Instantly narrow your view to see only the links that matter right now

How It Works

Groups are visual labels that help you organize without changing how monitoring works. Each link can belong to one group, and you can change assignments anytime.

Color coding appears throughout your dashboard: in the links table, on individual link pages, and in status reports. When you filter by group, all other views update to match.

Getting Started

Head to Dashboard → Links and look for the group column. Click any link's group cell to assign it, or select multiple links and use the bulk action menu.

We'd love to hear how you're using groups to organize your monitoring.

Managing hundreds of links in one long list gets chaotic fast. Which links belong to ProjectAlpha? Which are client files? Endless scrolling, constant searching. It's exactly the kind of friction that slows you down.

Now you can organize links into custom groups with color coding and instant filtering. Create as many groups as you need, assign links in bulk, and filter to see exactly what matters right now.

Highlights

• Visual organization - Color-coded groups with 8 presets or your own custom hex colors to match your brand or workflow
• Bulk assignment - Select multiple links and assign them to a group with one click. No tedious one-by-one editing
• Instant filtering - Show only links in a specific group, or view ungrouped links separately
• Auto-save editing - Edit group names, descriptions, and colors. Changes save automatically as you type—no submit button needed

How It Works

Create a group from your dashboard and give it a name, optional description, and color. Then select multiple links from your links page and use the batch actions menu to assign them all to that group at once.

Filter your links list by group to focus on what matters. Agency managing 5 clients? Create a group per client with brand colors. Tracking APIs? Group by environment (Production/Staging/Dev). Content creator? Group by platform.

What You Get

• Unlimited groups - No artificial limits on how you organize
• Non-destructive deletion - Delete a group and links stay intact, just become ungrouped. Your data never disappears
• Real-time updates - Changes reflect instantly across your dashboard
• Complete control - Rename, recolor, or delete groups whenever your organization needs change

Getting Started

Head to your dashboard and visit the groups page. Create your first group—give it a name, pick a color if you want, and you're done. Then go to your links page and use the batch actions to assign links to your groups.

Perfect for agencies managing multiple clients, developers organizing APIs by environment, and anyone who manages link collections across different projects or workflows.

When file hosting links break, your users get frustrated 404 pages instead of their downloads. Worse yet, you often don't find out until someone complains.

We've added native support for Filedot.to, a popular file hosting service. DeadLinkRadar now monitors Filedot links automatically, detecting dead files the moment they're removed or expire.

Highlights

• Automatic file detection - No manual configuration needed, just add your Filedot URLs
• Intelligent status checking - Combines HTTP status codes with HTML content analysis for accurate results
• Soft 404 detection - Catches deleted, expired, or unavailable files even when servers return 200 OK
• Rate limit friendly - Built-in circuit breaker and request throttling to avoid service blocks

How It Works

Add any Filedot.to URL to your dashboard and DeadLinkRadar handles the rest. The system checks file availability using multiple detection strategies:

• HTTP 404 and 410 status codes for definitely-dead files
• HTML content analysis for soft 404 patterns ("file not found", "deleted", "expired")
• Fallback error detection for server issues or unexpected responses

Supported URL Pattern

Monitor any Filedot link format:

• https://filedot.to/{fileId}
• https://filedot.to/{fileId}/{fileName}

Getting Started

Already monitoring file hosting links? Filedot URLs are automatically detected and checked using the specialized adapter. No settings to configure—it just works.

Perfect for content creators and download sites relying on Filedot.to for file distribution.

File hosting links break all the time—files get deleted, expire, or get taken down. By the time you find out, your users are already frustrated.

We've added native support for FileSpace, giving you automatic monitoring for one of the web's popular file hosting services. DeadLinkRadar now detects dead FileSpace links the moment they become unavailable.

Highlights

• Automatic file detection - Just add your FileSpace URLs, no configuration needed
• Intelligent status checking - Combines HTTP status codes with HTML content analysis for accurate results
• Soft 404 detection - Catches deleted, expired, or unavailable files even when servers return 200 OK
• Rate limit friendly - Built-in circuit breaker and request throttling to avoid service blocks

How It Works

Add any FileSpace URL to your dashboard and DeadLinkRadar handles the rest. The system verifies file availability using multiple detection strategies:

• HTTP 404 and 410 status codes for definitely-dead files
• HTML content analysis for soft 404 patterns ("file not found", "deleted", "expired")
• Fallback error detection for server issues or unexpected responses

Supported URL Pattern

Monitor any FileSpace link format:

• https://filespace.com/{fileId}
• https://filespace.com/{fileId}/{fileName}

Getting Started

Already monitoring file hosting links? FileSpace URLs are automatically detected and checked using the specialized adapter. No settings to configure—it just works.

Perfect for content creators and download sites relying on FileSpace for file distribution.

Running up against your link limit by surprise is frustrating. You're adding links, everything's working fine, and suddenly you can't add any more. Not anymore.

Our new usage forecast widget predicts when you'll hit your tier's link limit based on your actual growth patterns, giving you weeks of advance notice instead of a surprise roadblock.

Highlights

• Growth-based forecasting - Analyzes your last 30 days of link additions to calculate average daily growth
• Days until limit - Shows exactly how many days until you'll hit your tier's link limit
• Smart status indicators - Visual warnings when you're getting close (warning at 30 days, critical at 7 days)
• Proactive upgrade prompts - Get reminded to upgrade before you actually need to

How It Works

The forecast widget appears on your dashboard and monitors your link growth automatically. It calculates your average daily growth rate from the past month and projects when you'll reach your plan's limit.

Status indicators:

• Healthy - More than 30 days until limit, or under 80% usage
• Warning - Less than 30 days until limit, or over 80% usage
• Critical - Less than 7 days until limit, or over 95% usage

Edge Cases Handled

We've built this to be smart about edge cases:

• New users without 30 days of data see accurate forecasts based on available history
• Users already at their limit get an immediate upgrade prompt
• Negative or zero growth (pruning links) shows no warning
• Accounts with erratic growth patterns get conservative estimates

Getting Started

The usage forecast widget is automatically visible on your dashboard. No configuration needed—it just works.

Perfect for power users managing hundreds or thousands of links who want to plan their upgrades strategically instead of hitting limits unexpectedly.

Power users and developers, this one's for you. We've added JSON import as a third import method alongside Paste Links and Upload CSV, making it easy to migrate links from other services or automate your monitoring setup.

Highlights

• Two flexible formats - Import as a simple URL array or as objects with metadata
• Full validation pipeline - Same duplicate detection, normalization, and preview as other import methods
• Drag and drop - Simply drop your JSON file to get started
• Query parameter handling - Intelligently detects and preserves URL parameters when needed

Supported Formats

The JSON importer accepts two clean formats for maximum flexibility:

Format 1: Array of URL strings

["https://k2s.cc/file/abc123", "https://nitroflare.com/view/xyz789"]

Format 2: Array of objects with url field

[
  {"url": "https://k2s.cc/file/abc123"},
  {"url": "https://example.com", "name": "optional metadata"}
]

After parsing, you'll see the validation preview showing valid links, duplicates, and any issues before importing.

Getting Started

1. Go to Dashboard → Links → Add Links
2. Click the JSON tab
3. Drag and drop your JSON file or click to browse
4. Review the validation preview
5. Confirm to import your links

Perfect for exporting from other tools, migrating between services, or building automated workflows with our REST API.

DeadLinkRadar provides deep integration with Bluesky, the decentralized social network. Track your Bluesky content with the same reliability you expect for file hosting links.

Highlights

• Profile monitoring - Track any Bluesky profile URL for availability
• Post tracking - Monitor individual posts and threads
• All handle formats - Works with usernames, custom domains, and DIDs
• Accurate detection - Know immediately when content becomes unavailable

Supported URL Patterns

Add any Bluesky link to your dashboard:

• Profiles: https://bsky.app/profile/username.bsky.social
• Custom domains: https://bsky.app/profile/yourdomain.com
• Posts: https://bsky.app/profile/username.bsky.social/post/abc123

Why Monitor Bluesky Links?

Social content is ephemeral. Profiles get suspended, posts get deleted, and accounts change handles. If you're referencing Bluesky content in your documentation, blog posts, or content archives, DeadLinkRadar ensures those links stay valid.

Get notified when your tracked Bluesky content becomes unavailable, so you can update your references before your users encounter broken links.

Stop drowning in individual alert emails. Our new Email Digest Scheduler consolidates your dead link notifications into clean, summarized digests delivered on your schedule.

Highlights

• Hourly or daily options - Choose the frequency that fits your workflow
• Timezone-aware delivery - Daily digests arrive at 9 AM in your local time
• Consolidated view - All your dead and recovered links in one email
• Reliable delivery - Never miss an alert with our robust notification system

How It Works

Configure your preferred batching mode in Alert Preferences:

• Immediate: Get notified as soon as a link status changes (default)
• Hourly: Receive a digest every hour with all changes
• Daily: Get a morning summary at 9 AM in your timezone

Each digest includes a clear breakdown of which links went down and which recovered since your last notification.

Getting Started

1. Go to Dashboard → Settings → Alert Preferences
2. Find the Notification Batching section
3. Select Hourly or Daily digest mode
4. Set your timezone for daily digests

Your next digest will arrive at the scheduled time with any pending alerts.

We've expanded GitHub monitoring to support file-level link checking, giving you precise verification of specific files within repositories.

Highlights

• File-level precision - Monitor individual files, not just repositories
• Branch awareness - Track files on specific branches
• Path verification - Confirm exact file paths exist

How It Works

Add any GitHub file URL to monitor specific files. DeadLinkRadar verifies both the repository exists and the specific file is accessible at the given path and branch.

Whether you're tracking a dependency's configuration file, a documentation page, or a specific code file, you'll know immediately if it gets moved or deleted.

Supported URL Patterns

• Repository: https://github.com/owner/repo
• File: https://github.com/owner/repo/blob/main/path/to/file.js
• Any branch: https://github.com/owner/repo/blob/develop/config.json

Use Cases

• Dependency tracking - Monitor config files in projects you depend on
• Documentation links - Ensure your external docs links stay valid
• Reference monitoring - Track specific code examples or tutorials

Start monitoring your GitHub dependencies today.

Say goodbye to duplicate links cluttering your dashboard. DeadLinkRadar now intelligently identifies when you've added the same link in different formats and consolidates them automatically.

Highlights

• Automatic deduplication - Different formats of the same link are recognized as one
• Clean URLs - Marketing trackers and extra parameters are handled gracefully
• Service-aware - Optimized handling for YouTube, K2S, Nitroflare, and more

How It Works

When you add a link, DeadLinkRadar automatically recognizes equivalent URLs. Whether you paste http://www.example.com/page?utm_source=email or https://example.com/page, we know it's the same destination.

This means:

• No more accidental duplicates
• Cleaner organization
• More accurate link counts

Supported Services

Special handling for popular file hosts and video platforms ensures the most accurate deduplication possible. YouTube video links, K2S file links, and many more are handled with service-specific intelligence.

Start adding links - we'll keep things tidy.

We're excited to announce the launch of our REST API, giving you full programmatic control over your link monitoring.

Highlights

• 15 new endpoints covering account, links, groups, and usage
• API key management with secure rotation support
• Batch operations for checking or deleting multiple links at once
• Webhook configuration for real-time notifications

Available Endpoints

Account & Usage

• GET /v1/account - Get account information
• GET /v1/usage - Check current usage and limits

Link Management

• GET /v1/links - List all monitored links
• POST /v1/links - Add a new link
• POST /v1/links/batch - Batch operations
• POST /v1/links/:id/check - Trigger immediate check

Groups

• Full CRUD operations for organizing links

Check out the API documentation to get started.

You can now see estimated check times before triggering link checks, helping you plan accordingly.

What's New

• Individual link estimates - See "Check Now (~3s)" or "Check Now (~45s)" for each link
• Batch estimates - When checking multiple links, see the total estimated time
• Protected site indicator - Warning icon shows when batch includes Cloudflare-protected sites

Why This Matters

Some file hosting services use Cloudflare protection, which requires our bypass system and takes 30-60 seconds per check. Regular sites typically take just 1-3 seconds.

Now you'll always know what to expect before clicking "Check Now".

Links from Cloudflare-protected services now display a shield badge, making it easy to identify which links require our bypass system.

Features

• Visual shield icon next to protected links
• Tooltip with details showing bypass response time
• Supported services - ExLoad, TakeFile, and others with Cloudflare protection

This helps you understand why some checks take longer than others and confirms our bypass system is working for your protected links.