TripEZGo

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Travel planner and itinerary app for iPhone and iPad: plan days on a calendar, map each route and co-edit with travel companions. No sign-up, works offline. Free.

Productivity Added 7 Nov 2026 Analysed 7 Nov 2026 via

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What we found

  1. Analytics set tracking cookies before any opt-in, and we found no consent manager.
  2. It sends none of the six security headers we check.
  3. It publishes SPF but no DMARC record, so receivers decide for themselves what to do with email that fails.
  4. The site is hosted on GitHub Pages and served through Cloudflare, with a domain registered 8 months before launch.

Built with: 8 technologies

Each technology links to its own page: which other new sites launched with it.

Site checks

Page basicsHow we check
Custom title and meta description
Open Graph tags (title, image, description)
Twitter card meta tags
Canonical URL declared
Responsive viewport meta tag
Favicon present
Semantic HTML (nav, main, article)
Page title is 65 characters Google only shows about 60 characters of the title in search results; aim for 50–60 to keep the whole thing visible.
Meta description is 162 characters Google only shows about 155–160 characters of the description in desktop search results (less on mobile); anything past that won't appear.
Crawl files
robots.txt
sitemap.xml 5 URLs
security.txt optional
llms.txt optional
ads.txt only for ad-funded sites
humans.txt optional
AI crawlers No stanceHow we check
llms.txt published not published
No AI bots blocked in robots.txt
Content-Signal none declared
Link headers none advertised

Email

StateRecordStatusWhat it does
SPF ~all Soft-fail (~all), common and accepted (from tripezgo.com) Lists the servers allowed to send email for the domain.
DMARC Not published Tells receivers what to do with email that fails SPF or DKIM.
DKIM Found (from tripezgo.com) Signs outgoing email. We check common selectors only, so a provider may use another.
MTA-STS Not deployed Stops email to the domain being downgraded to plain text in transit.
TLS-RPT Not configured Sends the owner reports of failed encrypted deliveries.

Without DMARC, receivers fall back to their own rules for email that fails SPF.

Hosting and network

Network FASTLY - Fastly, Inc., US AS54113, US
DNSSEC Not enabled DNS answers are unsigned
Certificate Let's Encrypt valid 2 Nov 2026 to 31 Jan 2027, as captured
Domain age 8 months registered Mar 2026, NameCheap, Inc.
Green hosting Yes per The Green Web Foundation
Page build 4 JS files, 2 CSS files 9 third-party domains, code splitting
Brand colours

Storage: 9 items

Cookies 3
NameLifetimeSet by
_ga1yGoogle Analytics
_ga_MMDNPN68XK1yGoogle Analytics
__cf_bm< 1hCloudflare
Session storage 6
KeySizeSet by
tz-auto:tzdp10leg103 B-
tz-auto:tzdp17shop105 B-
tz-auto:tzdp3home142 B-
tz-auto:tzdp4calendar119 B-
tz-auto:tzdp6inspirationflow122 B-
tz-auto:tzdp9eventairport139 B-

Performance

MeasureThis siteReading
Server response 268 ms good, faster than 50% of sites
Largest contentful paint 840 ms good
Layout shift 0.79 a lot
Page weight 6.6 MB heavy
Image weight 5.4 MB heavy
Images 39 22 larger than shown, 13 without width and height, 13 without alt text
Third-party domains 9
Console errors 0 none
Failed requests 0 none

From a single automated render of the home page. A quick guide, not a substitute for Lighthouse or field data. How we measure

Notes

  1. Looks AI-built: some AI signals. How much the site looks AI-generated. It is a pattern match shown for interest, not a verdict.
    Which signals fired
    SignalPoints
    AI palette signals+5
    AI writing signals+5
    AI CSS signals+15
  2. Analytics set tracking cookies on our visit and no consent manager was detected. UK and EU GDPR require opt-in before tracking runs, and more than 20 US states require honouring opt-out requests.
  3. Performance comes from one render on 7 November 2026 and will vary between visits.

How we know

FirstSited records what new websites are built with, usually within a day of going live. Most we find ourselves, by watching public internet infrastructure for brand-new sites; the rest come from Product Hunt, Hacker News and PeerPush. We checked this one in full: its tech stack, DNS, security headers and page basics. This page is what we saw on 7 November 2026; the live site may have changed since.

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