One website and one public path per check, on desktop and mobile, purchased once or as four checks per month.
Built to answer one practical question: can the customer get through?
Klayvora turns a public website journey into evidence a business owner can inspect. The service stays deliberately narrow so the result is useful, understandable, and tied to explicit permission.
Mohamed Abdelwahed
Mohamed is an 18-year-old information technology student building Klayvora as his second major full-stack software project.
He is also the sole software developer behind Passive Pilot’s application: he built its software front to back. Passive Pilot’s company and brand were founded independently; Mohamed’s role is specifically its software engineering.
A supervised verification service, not an invisible repair bot.
Klayvora helps organize the work and evidence. A human remains in the loop for scope, permission, customer communication, and any consequential decision.
Website repairs, deployments, private credentials, and continuous monitoring.
Every finding stays connected to its URL, device, timestamp, and authorization level.