stackpeek

about

I run the audits.

My name is Bladon Garland. I built stackpeek because existing compliance tools grade their own homework — vendors selling privacy audits are, structurally, the worst possible parties to run them.

stackpeek is a Python package and a command-line tool. It is MIT licensed. It runs on your laptop, in your CI pipeline, or on a tiny VM that rebuilds this site once a week. There is no hosted backend that aggregates your scans. There is no telemetry. There is no “pro” version that unlocks the real features.

There is a paid monitoring tier, where companies pay to get notified when their own site drifts. But the paid tier does not change the findings on this public leaderboard. A company that pays for monitoring is audited on the public leaderboard using exactly the same methodology as any other site, and the public finding is the same either way. You cannot buy a softer verdict.

conflicts and funding


stackpeek is funded by two things: the paid monitoring tier, and nothing else. I do not accept advertising, affiliate fees, or sponsored listings. No site pays to appear on this leaderboard. No site pays to be removed from it.

If stackpeek ever takes on additional funding (a grant, an investment, a sponsorship deal), I will document it on this page with the date, the amount, and what it changed. Until that happens, the answer is the same: one person, one revenue source, one set of rules.

what stackpeek will not do


contact


Disagree with a finding? The fastest path is to open an issue on the GitHub repository:
github.com/BladonGarlanddev/stackpeek.

Press, research, or partnership questions: the same repository has an issues tab. I respond there first; email is slower and more likely to get lost.