What we fetch
Only public http and https URLs. Redirects are followed a short way, and each hop is checked so a site cannot bounce us onto a private address. Responses larger than 1.5MB are rejected. We read the title, the meta description, and about 12,000 characters of visible text after stripping script and style tags.
We do not log in, we do not execute JavaScript, and we do not scrape behind a paywall. If the homepage is an empty shell that paints in React, the extract will be thin — add a description instead, or point us at a real HTML about page.
What we refuse to invent
Awards, years in business, headcount and prices stay out unless they appear in the source. If the site is a one-line Squarespace stub, the pack will say what is known and stop. You can edit the facts after publish.
The slug is derived from the name and area, with a numeric suffix if that slug is taken. The live URL is yours immediately.
When to use description mode instead
Use a description when the site is new, blocked, or mostly images. The From-description tool on this site is the same compiler with a form in front of it. Either path produces the same public page shape.