Ask Would you love to use an app that checks and detects domain redirects?

[Brajet]

Why did I create this? Well, as someone who runs multiple websites, I've always struggled with efficiently managing redirects. Commercial tools felt like overkill, and I didn't want to send my data to third-party services. So, in true self-hoster fashion, I thought, "I'll just build it myself!"

RedirectChecker is 100% self-hostable, keeping your data under your control. It provides instant redirect chain analysis, custom user-agent simulation (desktop, mobile, Googlebot), and even offers SEO impact assessment. Plus, it's open-source and free to use - because that's how we roll here!

I built this over a couple of intense coding sessions, focusing on making it easy to deploy and integrate with your existing self-hosted setup.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

Yeah, I'd definitely try that kind of app. It'd save time when checking if a site is being redirected wrongly or if something suspicious is going on. I've faced redirects before that I couldn't trace easily, so a tool that can detect and show the source would be very useful. It could help website owners, marketers, and even regular users who just want to browse safely.

 

[Felix😎]

Yeah, I'd definitely try that kind of app. It'd save time when checking if a site is being redirected wrongly or if something suspicious is going on. I've faced redirects before that I couldn't trace easily, so a tool that can detect and show the source would be very useful. It could help website owners, marketers, and even regular users who just want to browse safely.

Yes, that sounds like a really useful app! It would save a lot of time, especially for people managing multiple domains or troubleshooting redirect issues. Instead of manually checking each domain, an app like this could quickly show where redirects are pointing and if they're working correctly. I'd definitely use something like that—it could really make things easier for web admins or marketers.