Keeping IT under control is only half the job. CertPilot turns public-signal checks and maintained registers into management-ready evidence.
Monitor domains, SSL, DNS, email authentication, renewals, and vendor status. Organize people, accounts, assets, systems, and access reviews.
Then generate dated, plain-English reports for management or clients. Built for lean IT teams, MSPs, agencies, and founders—without enterprise GRC complexity.
Important IT information is scattered across spreadsheets, registrar accounts, vendor dashboards, and individual people’s notes.
The technical work is being done, but answering a simple question like “Can we prove IT is under control?” still required hours of manual reporting.
CertPilot combines three things:
→ Checks — monitor domains, SSL certificates, DNS, email authentication, domain expiry, and public vendor status
→ Registers — organize renewals, vendors, people, accounts, assets, systems, and access reviews
→ Evidence reports — turn that information into dated, plain-English PDFs for management, clients, insurers, or internal reviews
The main idea is simple:
Checks + Registers → Evidence
CertPilot replaces manual IT governance spreadsheets with automated daily checks for domains, SSL, DNS, and email authentication. It provides structured registers for tracking renewals, vendors, assets, and access reviews.
The platform enables users to generate management-ready PDF evidence reports with a single click. It is designed to help lean IT teams, MSPs, and agencies maintain compliance and oversight without the administrative overhead.
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Keeping IT under control is only half the job
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CertPilot is paid — pricing details on the product website. Visit certpilot.app for current plans.
No. CertPilot is paid — pricing details on the product website. Visit the official website for current plans and billing details.
CertPilot supports Web. Check the official website for device requirements, browser support, and native app availability.
Visit the CertPilot project page on Aura++ for founder details, launch updates, and links to the official product website.
CertPilot focuses on keeping it under control is only half the job. Other databases tools may emphasize different workflows, integrations, or pricing models. Compare paid — pricing details on the product website, supported platforms (web), and whether the product fits your specific use case before choosing.
You can try CertPilot on its official website (certpilot.app). The Aura++ listing links to the product and includes community comments and upvotes from launch day.
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