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LFW Looking Glass
When did that change? Now there's an answer, including changes no screenshot can show.
Drag this back in time. It's our real archive.
Drag through the archived dates to compare real captures of LFW.com.
Our own archive, latest snapshot Sep 13, 2026. Every client can export theirs in one click.
Nightly captures
Compare the appearance of your selected public pages.
Link destinations
Check changes that may leave the page looking the same.
A diagnostic record
Use the archive to investigate. Keep hosting backups for recovery.
Read the recorded changes
Recent changes to LFW.com
Looking Glass saves screenshots and page content. We passed those captures to AI to draft the notes below, then checked them against the archive.
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A visual change was recorded.
Capture measurements
Largest recorded pixel difference: desktop 39.8%; mobile 43.5%.
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A visual change was recorded.
Capture measurements
Largest recorded pixel difference: desktop 48.5%; mobile 35.5%.
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A visual change was recorded.
Capture measurements
Largest recorded pixel difference: desktop 10.3%; mobile 14.2%.
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A visual change was recorded.
Capture measurements
Largest recorded pixel difference: desktop 38.3%; mobile 39.3%.
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The homepage added a client-experience preview section and replaced the capabilities list with three service cards. The About page now opens with Leland's name and role as technical lead.
Capture measurements
Largest recorded pixel difference: desktop 53.2%; mobile 60.6%.
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Mason was added to the platform menu. Leland's bio added his Washington-area background and current home in Arlington.
Capture measurements
Largest recorded pixel difference: desktop 7.4%; mobile 13.4%.
Notes are added separately from the captures. Measurements are available for each date; dates use UTC.
Capture method, exports & scope
A private way-back machine for your own site
Every night we capture your key pages twice over: how each one looked, and the code behind it.
So you can pull up exactly how any page stood on any past date, for board records, a compliance question, or the regression nobody can place.
Search everything your site has ever said. Then pull up a complete, browsable copy of the whole thing as it stood on any past date.
It looks closer than a screenshot can
A donate button can look and read exactly the same while quietly pointing somewhere new: the one kind of change a plain visual diff can never catch, because the pixels never move.
Looking Glass checks link destinations directly, not just what a page looks like, so that specific failure gets caught even when nothing visibly changed.
Links whose text marks them as money- or membership-critical get flagged at higher severity when their target moves.
A record, not a remote control
This is a diagnostic archive, not a backup. The difference is worth being precise about. Looking Glass observes your site the way a visitor does, so it can't see anything back-end only: draft content, database rows, configuration. Restoring lost or corrupted content is still a hosting-provider backup matter.
What Looking Glass gives you is the other half of that problem: knowing precisely what changed and when, so fixing it is a five-minute job instead of a guessing game.
Your archive, exportable, always
Every snapshot, every link-change record, and every full-site archive in Looking Glass is a one-click download from your Client Portal: a zip of screenshots, a manifest, and the complete link-change history. Nothing here is a reason to stay if you'd rather leave.
How it works
- Fully platform-agnostic: it reads your live pages, so it works on any site, hosted anywhere
- Nightly snapshots of your key pages, both desktop and mobile
- Full-text search across every version of every page your site has ever published
- Link-destination checks alongside the visual record
Pricing
Quoted to the scope of your site, as its own line item or within a Web Operations Retainer. Either way the number is in writing before anything starts.
See it pointed at your own site.
Twenty minutes, no sales pressure. Or start with the free audit and get a real first pass on your site today.