About

What Waymark measures, who a report is for, and what it is not.

Why it exists

Websites are increasingly read by software acting on a person's behalf, not only by people using a browser. Those agents still depend on ordinary web fundamentals: accurate status codes, maps they can fetch, a door they are allowed through, and a contract they can handshake. Waymark makes those requirements visible in one public report.

If an agent cannot find the docs, open the door, handshake the API or MCP, or finish pay, it picks someone else. Teams need that said with a number from a fetch, not a slide.

Waymark is a Gene / Digidai product surface. Catalog, weights, and copy are ours. We are not affiliated with other scanners. The official number is Discovery 20 / Access 30 / Usability 40 / Payments 10.

Audience

Intended for public websites, docs, developer portals, public API or MCP surfaces. Founders, product, and platform teams use a report to see whether an agent can discover, access, and use what they already publish.

In-scope

Waymark is in-scope for public websites, documentation, developer portals, and public API or MCP surfaces. A report is a snapshot of what a public fetch could see on one run.

Out-of-scope

Not a certification, endorsement, pentest, or legal review. Private or authenticated product states are not evaluated. A grade is not a security, accessibility, or compliance certificate, and it is not an endorsement of the scanned company.

We scan ourselves

The live origin is waymark.genedai.me. Scan it from the home page. If the run is clean, it sits on the board with everyone else.