LinkAfterlife
Know when a printed QR code or published link stops going where you meant.
Free beta · Six tools live, four on the way
Links that stop resolving, forms that stop delivering, sources that disappear, API changes nobody announced. toolparlor is a set of ten focused web tools. Each one checks one thing and tells you plainly what it found.
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/menu200 · 1 hop/booking200 · 2 hops/offerdestination changed/event-2025404 since todayMost things on a website do not fail loudly. They drift: a redirect changes, a mail record expires, a translation goes missing. toolparlor tools are made to notice that kind of change.
No suite to configure. Each tool does one thing, with settings you can understand in a minute.
Plain reports and e-mail alerts that say what changed, when, and how it was checked.
Every tool page lists what it does not check. No vague promises, no guarantees we cannot keep.
No cookies or tracking on this site. Tools run in the EU and keep only what they need.
Six tools live, four on the way. Open a tool for what it checks, who it is for and what it does not do.
Things you published once and stopped looking at: printed QR codes, cited sources, translated pages.
Know when a printed QR code or published link stops going where you meant.
Catch the gaps between the language versions of your website.
Get told when a source your article cites moves, disappears or changes.
The paths your leads and messages travel, tested with controlled test traffic.
Find out when your contact form stops delivering, before your leads do.
Test that your domain can still send and receive e-mail.
Catch "see attached" without an attachment, and share links nobody can open.
Check what is in a package or what changed between two versions before it reaches the client.
Check a handover package against your checklist before the client opens it.
See exactly what changed between two versions of a brief or quotation.
Vendor API changes and what your site does under each consent choice.
Hear about the API changes that touch the endpoints you actually use.
See what your site actually does after "reject all".
Create one toolparlor account. It works for every tool.
Add links, a form, a domain, a site or a document. For tests against a site or domain, you first verify that you control it.
The tool checks on a schedule or on request and shows what it found, with alerts when something changes.
Sign in with one toolparlor account, run by Microsoft Entra External ID. We never see your password. Each tool keeps its own data in its own database, so a workspace in one tool shares nothing with another.
No payment details, no trial clock. Fair-use limits keep the service healthy for everyone. Paid plans may come later, and existing users will be told in advance. About pricing.
Yes, during the beta. You do not need a payment method. Each tool has fair-use limits, listed on its page. We plan paid plans later; if that happens, existing users will be told in advance. See pricing.
No. One toolparlor account signs you in to every tool. Sign-in runs on Microsoft Entra External ID; each tool keeps its own data separately.
Active tests only on sites and domains you control or have permission to test. Tools that submit forms, send test e-mail, scan a whole site or replay consent choices only work on domains you have verified. Following a public link or cited source, as LinkAfterlife and SourceExpiry do, is fine within fair use. See the acceptable use rules.
No. Each tool reports what it observed, from where and when. A passed check means the tested path worked at that moment, not that it works for every visitor or every message. Every tool page has a section What it does not do that spells out the limits.
No. The tools give technical observations. They do not assess legal compliance or contractual meaning, and they do not certify anything.
The tools run on Microsoft Azure in the West Europe region. Uploaded files and encrypted backups are stored in Cloudflare R2 with EU jurisdiction. The privacy notice lists what each tool processes and how long it is kept.
We build them one at a time. A tool's badge changes from Coming soon to Live when it opens. We do not publish dates.
You can delete what you created inside a tool at any time. To close your account or ask a question about your data, e-mail privacy@toolparlor.com.