Product
Five things Tenvey watches on your site.
Each area runs on its own schedule and reports in the same shape: what is wrong, how much it costs, the raw evidence, and the next step. They all end up in one list.
- 01
Monitoring
Every 60 seconds, from many regions.
Checks
DNS resolution, the TLS handshake, HTTP status, time to first byte and the response body of every URL you name.
Runs
every 60 s, region rotating
- 02
Performance
Core Web Vitals, per deployment.
Checks
LCP, INP, CLS and TTFB, page weight by asset type, and the same numbers again before and after each release.
Runs
every 6 h, and on deploy
- 03
SEO
Tags, structure and links per crawl.
Checks
Title and description tags, heading order, canonicals, robots and sitemap, redirect chains and every internal link.
Runs
daily, full crawl weekly
- 04
Security
Certificates, headers, endpoints.
Checks
Certificate validity and expiry date, TLS version, response headers, mixed content and paths that should not answer.
Runs
every 6 h
- 05
Accessibility
WCAG issues ranked by impact.
Checks
Contrast ratios, alt attributes, form labels, landmark structure, focus order and ARIA that contradicts the markup.
Runs
daily, and on deploy
One shape for every finding.
A performance warning and a broken certificate arrive in the same four parts, so you never have to learn a second format. Read the first line and stop, or read all four.
The evidence line is the raw measurement, kept verbatim. It is what you paste into a ticket.
performance · homepage
Warning- What
- The homepage ships 3.4 MB of images
- How much
- Six images load at full resolution before anything else can render, adding 1.8 s on a 4G connection.
- Evidence
- hero-desktop.png 1.9 MB · gallery-01.jpg 612 KB · gallery-02.jpg 588 KB · 3 more
- Next
- Serve these as WebP at the size they are displayed. That removes about 3.0 MB.
The five do not weigh the same.
One health score sits on top of all of them. These are the weights behind it, and the reason each one sits where it does.
- Performance
- 30%
- Every visitor pays for it, on every page, which is why it carries the most.
- SEO
- 20%
- It decides how many people reach the site at all.
- Security
- 20%
- A certificate warning ends the visit before the page has rendered.
- Accessibility
- 20%
- It decides who can use the site, and it is the easiest thing to break by accident.
- Uptime
- 10%
- Weighted lowest because it is rarely subtle. When it breaks, the issue list says so long before the score moves.