Form Crawl
Crawls a site and finds every form on every page — what type it is, where it sits (navigation, footer, sidebar, main content), and which platform it's built on.
This crawls up to 15 pages, so it can take a little while on larger sites — deep scan adds several more seconds per rendered page on top of that.
Search boxes are detected but kept out of the main results — they're ubiquitous utility UI, not something most site audits care about — and instead summarized above by where they were found (Header/Navigation/Footer/Sidebar/Main). Every other form shows its location the same way, plus a cited name when one could be identified from its name/id/aria-label attribute or a nearby heading. Platform detection matches known script/iframe domains and markup patterns (HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Capsule CRM, Typeform, JotForm, Gravity Forms, Mailchimp, Calendly, and more) — this catches most embeds without needing to render the page. Deep scan additionally renders pages in a real headless browser, which catches forms that only exist after JavaScript runs.