Before AI browses the web for us, we're capturing what it looked like.

Websites were built to be looked at. Layout, color, the way a homepage greets you — all of it aimed at a human visitor. As traffic shifts to agents that read data instead of rendered pages, that version stops being worth making.

Maybe that happens fast, maybe never. But nobody screenshots a redesign on its way out. So we capture major companies' homepages and "page not found" pages every month, exactly as they render — cookie banners, promos and all.

A company often sits in several lists — Dow 30, S&P 500, top retailers — so each gets one page carrying all its tags, not a scattered entry per category.