Download websites that use Wheelio

About Wheelio

Coverage in a crawl is decided page by page, not site by site. A fingerprint fires only when the pattern appears in the markup or the assets of the page that was actually fetched, and plenty of front-end code lives somewhere else on a site: a product page, a cart, a checkout step, a script that loads after a delay, or a widget shown to some visitors and not to others.

The distinction carries most of the weight here, because our record for Wheelio holds a name and a count and little else. No vendor, no license, no category, no first year and no version data are attached, so the name and the count are the only things worth putting weight on. Everything else a reader might want, who makes it, what it costs, which platform it plugs into, would be guesswork dressed as fact.

As of October 2026 the count stands at 1. A figure like that should be read as confirmed positives rather than as a census, because a crawl proves presence and cannot prove absence. Every site in the list served the pattern to us. Sites missing from the list may be running the same code on a page we never fetched, and the gap is not random, since it depends on where in a site the code happens to live.

For a researcher the practical value of a small, honest list is that every entry is checkable. A set of confirmed domains is a starting point for outreach, for a competitive review or for a manual verification pass, and it is the one output a per-domain lookup cannot produce, since looking domains up one by one requires knowing which domains to look up in the first place. Pulling the list again after the next refresh shows movement, and movement on a thin row is usually more informative than the figure itself.