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Tutorials: Signalhouse

Learn Signalhouse step by step.

1. Your first inspection in five minutesAdd a few domains, run the default suite, and read the scorecard, the key figures and the first findings. No account, nothing to install.Beginner 5 min
2. Work through findings with triage and a fix planMerge the findings of every tool and domain into one list, decide what to fix, accept or ignore, and export a deduplicated fix plan.Beginner 7 min
3. See what changed — runs, baselines and a DNS migrationEvery run is kept. Pin a baseline before a change, run again afterwards and read exactly which records, name servers, certificates and findings moved.Intermediate 8 min
4. A renewal calendar for certificates and domainsCollect TLS certificate end dates, expiring names from Certificate Transparency and domain registration expiry, and export them as an .ics calendar with reminders.Beginner 5 min
5. Is it us or the internet? Routing and outage signalsFollow a domain from its DNS answer to the BGP prefix, the origin network and its neighbours, and check public outage signals for the domain, countries and networks.Intermediate 8 min
6. Triage a suspicious message and its lookalike domainsCheck an e-mail or SMS for scam signals without opening the links, then inspect the linked domains — age, certificates, DNS — as targets.Intermediate 6 min
7. Check staging and private hosts with pasted inputsLive checks run from usefulweb's server and cannot reach private networks. Paste headers, DNS records or HTML instead and run the same analysis.Advanced 7 min
8. Automate with the API, MCP and the project formatCall every check from scripts or AI agents, and hand a ready-made project to a person through a #project= link.Advanced 6 min

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