Can outdated content be found automatically?
Yes, within limits. Date-related details can be caught reliably: years, time periods, seasonal notes, past events. Whether a claim is still factually true can only be judged by a person. A good tool reports a few certain spots rather than long lists of guesses.
Instead of guessing: let it check once
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What can be caught automatically
These patterns are clear enough for a machine to catch without any guesswork:
- Time periods whose end date is in the past
- Years that no longer match today's date
- Seasonal terms outside their season
- Events and dates that have already passed
Where the line sits
"We're the largest team in the region" can be false without any date in it. Claims like that stay a human task — a tool that reports them anyway just creates noise, and noise trains people to ignore the report entirely.
DustOff deliberately reports less: five spots that are correct rather than fifty that still need checking.
Häufige Fragen
- Does it need access to my system?
- No. The public address is enough; nothing gets installed.
- How often does it check?
- Monthly on the free plan, more often on Pro, with more pages per check.
- Will it ever flag something that's actually fine?
- Rarely, because it only reports patterns tied to a date. Anything murkier is left for you to judge.