Show HN: We Built the 1. EU-Sovereignty Audit for Websites

A new “EU sovereignty” site-scanner just dropped, and the comments are treating it like a breakup test for your website. It checks your hosting, fonts, analytics, CDNs (that’s content delivery networks), videos, chat widgets, socials, and maps, then spits out a 0–100 “EU score.” As one user summed it up, it’s a quick reality check with EU-friendly alternatives on tap. Privacy diehards are already flexing. Mastodon fans showed up first, bragging about a perfect 100% and calling it proof that federation (sites talking without a central boss) actually works. Meanwhile, one developer sighed, “Guess I finally have to leave GitHub Pages,” turning the thread into a mass “go EU or go home” moment. But of course, drama: a Finnish user says their local host was flagged as US, raising eyebrows about accuracy. Cue the “is the tool wrong, or is the internet just messy?” debate. Another hot angle: open source. People want the scanner’s code public, fast, so they can trust the results and fix slips. The stakes feel real: the EU–US data deal can be torn up anytime, just like past ones, making this scanner part caution sign, part scoreboard, and 100% comment magnet.