Routes & 404s
CavBot listens to every 404 and route change, so broken paths are never invisible again.
- 404-control-room events for every dead end
- Catch/miss/idle signals from the game
- Sessions & routes under guard
Product · CavBot overview
Reliability copilot for the modern web
CavBot watches your routes, 404s, and SEO — and turns dead ends into signal.
Event-first analytics, a 404 control room, and a site-level badge that helps you feel how your site behaves in production.
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Telemetry
What CavBot watches
CavBot focuses on the parts of your site that quietly break journeys. It listens to routes and 404s, snapshots your SEO structure, and samples runtime feel — so you can see problems the moment they start to matter.
SEO & structure
CavBot snapshots your titles, descriptions, canonicals, and indexability flags per route.
- seo_snapshots per page
- Critical issues: noindex, duplicate titles, missing meta
- Canonical and sitemap mismatches
Runtime feel
CavBot tracks LCP, TTFB, CLS, and “feel” per route, so slow-but-important pages float to the top.
- Performance samples per device
- “Slow critical page” insights
- Deploy markers overlaid on trends
Surfaces
What CavBot looks like on your site
CavBot isn’t just a dashboard. It shows up on your site as a badge, a 404 Control Room game, and CavCore Console —
so both visitors and teams can feel how the system behaves, in real time.
Surface · Badge
CavBot badge
A small corner badge that taps into CavBot’s brain — showing that the site is under guard, and giving you a way to feel its behavior live.
- Shows “under guard” state
- Surfaces mini signals (404 density, uptime/health)
- Can open a mini overlay (future)
Surface · 404 control room
404 Control Room game
Instead of a dead 404 page, visitors land in a control room where CavBot turns a miss into a small arcade moment — and logs every catch, miss, and idle event.
- Replaces static 404 with CavBot’s grid
- Sends events: cavbot_404_view, cavbot_catch, cavbot_miss, idle levels
- Feeds your 404 recovery rate and guard metrics
Surface · Console
CavCore Console
The CavCore Console is where everything lands — events, daily aggregates, SEO snapshots, performance samples, referrers, and typed insights.
- Overview metrics (events, sessions, 404 density)
- SEO and perf cards per route
- Referrers, campaigns, and insight feed
Route analytics
Console · CavCore
Filters
Project: cavbot.dev
Env: production
Last 7d
Device: mobile
/pricing
0.7% 404s · LCP 1.6s
/blog/404-rescue
SEO: A · CLS 0.01
/signup
Critical · slow on mobile
Outcomes
Why teams use CavBot
CavBot is for teams who want fewer dead ends and fewer guesses. Instead of staring at generic dashboards, you get
a clear picture of what broke, where traffic is leaking, and how your SEO and runtime feel hold up under real use.
See 404s as soon as they happen.
Every 404 is logged, visualized in the control room, and rolled up into CavCore Console — so you see broken links and failing routes while they’re still small, not weeks later in a crawl report.
Outcome: fewer dead links, rescued journeys, and cleaner error paths.
Catch SEO regressions before Google does.
CavBot ties SEO snapshots to real traffic, referrers, and sessions. When titles, descriptions, or indexability flags change, you see it in context — not as an abstract “issue list”.
Outcome: stronger SEO structure and fewer surprises on ranking drops.
Align incidents with deploys.
Deploy markers sit directly on your 404, SEO, and performance trends. When something goes wrong, you can line it up with the exact change that shipped — and reverse or patch with confidence.
Outcome: less guessing about “what went wrong” and faster, calmer fixes.
Give your site a visible guardian.
The badge and 404 Control Room make reliability visible: visitors feel that someone is actively watching routes and health, and your team gets a concrete symbol of coverage.
Outcome: more trust in the surface, and a shared mental model of “under guard”.
Production posture
Safe to run in production
CavBot is built to sit safely on real projects. IDs are anonymous, events are append-only, and retention is tuned for operational signal — not for building long-term profiles of your users.
- Anonymous by default. CavBot uses anonymousId and sessionKey instead of emails or account IDs.
- Append-only events. Telemetry flows into append-only streams and aggregated rollups, so you can audit what CavBot saw and when.
- Operational, not invasive. Signals are tuned for routes, 404s, SEO, and runtime feel — the parts you need for reliability, not for ad targeting.
You get enough detail to debug routes, funnels, and structure — without turning CavBot into another tracking pixel.