Website Check by RAGDOM

Privacy notice

Effective 10 November 2026.

Who operates Website Check

Dominik Tajak Consulting, Am Dinkelfeld 45, 91056 Erlangen, Germany. Contact kontakt@ragdom.de for questions or privacy requests. See the RAGDOM legal notice.

Data used to run an audit

The audit tool accepts a website URL. We discard the query string and fragment before requesting the page and refuse URLs containing credentials. We use the remaining public URL, HTML and HTTP headers to generate the findings returned to the chat client. Use public URLs and leave out personal data and secrets.

Our hosting infrastructure handles technical connection data such as the connecting client's IP address and HTTP metadata. We process this data and any personal data present in an audit request under Article 6(1)(f) GDPR where applicable. Our legitimate interests are providing the requested diagnostic, protecting the service from abuse and keeping it available.

Recipients and storage

Our hosting infrastructure processes the request on our behalf. DNS infrastructure receives the hostname to resolve. The website being checked receives a request for the public path from our server, which does not forward your IP address, account or chat content. You choose the target and the chat client that receives the audit. A website you choose can be hosted outside the European Economic Area.

Website Check processes the URL, page data and findings in memory for the duration of the request. It does not keep an audit history, set cookies, or build a profile. Routine access logging is disabled for the HTTPS Website Check service at the proxy. Audit volume is limited using short-lived, in-memory counters.

Your chat provider processes messages, tool inputs and results according to its own privacy notice and your settings. When you open the optional RAGDOM contact form or contact support, the details you choose to send are handled separately to respond to your enquiry. See the RAGDOM website privacy notice.

Your choices and rights

Providing a URL is voluntary and necessary to run an audit. You can stop using or disconnect the connector at any time. Where applicable, you can request access, correction, deletion, restriction and portability, or object to processing. Contact us at the address above. You can also lodge a complaint with a data protection authority, including the Bavarian State Office for Data Protection Supervision.