Frequently asked questions.

WebIQ is a public content and product hub for practical measurement tools and resources. It focuses on campaign tracking quality, QR destination analysis, analytics governance, implementation standards, and documentation that helps teams build cleaner measurement systems.

WebIQ is built for marketers, analysts, agencies, developers, and implementation teams who work with campaign URLs, analytics tags, QR workflows, reporting quality, and measurement documentation.

WebIQ is the umbrella ecosystem. The applications remain separate products, while webiq.app acts as the public content, SEO, documentation, and resource hub for the broader platform.

UTM Guard and QRacked are the active WebIQ applications for this phase. UTM Guard focuses on campaign tracking quality. QRacked focuses on QR and URL destination intelligence.

UTM Guard helps validate campaign URLs before launch. It identifies naming, formatting, attribution, and GA4 channel classification risks so teams can catch tracking issues earlier.

QRacked helps inspect QR destinations, analyze redirects, and understand where users actually land after scanning a QR code.

TagWatch and GTM Inspector are planned WebIQ products. TagWatch is intended for implementation monitoring workflows. GTM Inspector is planned for auditing tags, triggers, variables, and Google Tag Manager configuration quality.

WebIQ will publish practical guides, documentation, templates, glossaries, product updates, and educational resources focused on measurement quality and real-world implementation workflows.

The initial WebIQ blog content was migrated from UTM Guard so WebIQ can become the public content hub for the ecosystem. The original UTM Guard application remains separate.

Yes. The WebIQ blog is built to support repository-managed MDX content for the initial editorial workflow.

No account is required to read WebIQ content. WebIQ is currently operating as a public product and content hub.

Shared authentication across the WebIQ subdomains is planned for a later phase. For now, WebIQ does not expose public sign-in or account navigation on the marketing site.

The WebIQ applications are separate projects, but they are designed to share the same Supabase backend where authentication and product data require it. Shared account management will be revisited in a future phase.

No. WebIQ does not sell personal information. WebIQ is built around practical measurement workflows and privacy-aware implementation practices.

WebIQ uses consent-based analytics. Analytics technologies are disabled by default and activated only after consent is provided where applicable.

Use the WebIQ contact page or email feedback@webiq.app. Product feedback, bug reports, guide ideas, and partnership questions are welcome.