Explore the web
A live look at the open web as cl0q’s own crawler sees it — an independent index, no third-party search behind it. Updated 35 min ago.
Top hosting networks click to drill in →CSVJSON
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Top-level domains click to explore →CSVJSON
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What powers the web server software — click to drill in →CSVJSON
Languages page language — click to drill in →CSVJSON
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Response mix live vs redirect vs deadCSVJSON
Biggest subdomain hubs platforms — click for the crawl profile →CSVJSON
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Most-shared favicons icons served by the most sites — click to pivot →
cl0q fingerprints every site’s favicon by SHA‑256. These are the icons served by the most domains — CMS defaults, hosting & parking kits, and shared‑infrastructure clusters. Click any icon to find every site serving it — the favicon: pivot behind the API.
Counts are exact, across all crawled favicons. Click any icon for the full site list, or query favicon:<sha256> via the API.
Pull the full data every matching domain, as CSV or JSON
The buttons above export what a graph shows. To pull every domain behind it — a whole TLD, network, language, server, country, or the entire index — build a full report. Large ones generate in the background; a download link appears when it’s ready. No API key, free while in beta.
Columns: domain, status, title, description, server, language, network. Reports expire after 3 days. One report generates at a time (paced) so pulls never slow the crawler.
State of the web what a typical indexed page looks like
Measured across cl0q’s own crawl — not a survey, not a top-1M list. Medians and adoption rates over a live sample of the whole index.
* measured over pages crawled in the last 24h. Everything else is a sample of the full index. Page size is deliberately omitted — the crawler isn’t recording it reliably yet.
Where the web is hosted by server location — click a country to drill in →CSVJSON
Browse by top-level domain โ 574 profiled
Take the data — all of it open index, open API, no key
cl0q is an independent, open-source search engine: our own crawler, our own index, nobody else’s results behind it. Every number on this page is a JSON endpoint — no API key, no sign-up, CORS open, so you can chart it, cite it, or fork it.
GET /api/stats— everything in the tiles + all distributionsGET /api/facets— every drill-down key you can queryGET /api/tld/<tld>— per-TLD profileGET /api/country/<cc>— per-country profileGET /api/tech/<server>— per-server profileGET /api/lang/<code>— per-language profile
Full reference in the developer docs. Counts are exact; distributions are sampled and labelled as such. If you publish something with it, we’d love to see it.