Website failures and accessible customer applications

Public-site failures prompted a closer look on 18 October 2026. The findings are material maintenance and procurement concerns, but none of these checks established a product shutdown.

Canal Ético: current service unconfirmed

Canal Ético App returned HTTP 500 on its homepage, contact and help pages. Failures had also been recorded on 18 September. A 2023 brochure and the developer’s website remained accessible, but they did not establish a working current offer or support service.

The directory now says “Website unavailable; current service unconfirmed” and excludes it from current recommendations. This corrects the earlier “defunct” classification, which was stronger than the evidence supported. We did not establish the duration of any uninterrupted outage.

Canal Ético homepage rendering no visible content — The homepage rendered an empty page. The accompanying network capture recorded HTTP 500; the blank image alone does not establish the response code or its cause. Captured 18 October 2026, 13:12 UTC. https://canaleticoapp.com/

Tell Us: homepage failure, customer page accessible

Tell Us marketing and demo pages returned HTTP 502. A publicly linked customer application nevertheless rendered reporting categories after JavaScript loaded.

Tell Us homepage displaying Bad Gateway — The public homepage returned a gateway error. Captured 18 October 2026, 13:12 UTC. https://tell-us.hu/

Tellus public customer application displaying reporting categories — A customer application rendered in a separate check. No report was submitted. Captured 18 October 2026, 13:12 UTC. https://app.gamax.tell-us.hu/

Current sales, pricing and report delivery remain unconfirmed. The working customer page is evidence against treating the homepage failure as proof that every customer environment is down.

GoComply: marketing redirect, application accessible

GoComply’s former marketing website redirected to general Larcier-Intersentia pages. Its dashboard led to a publisher login using the GoComply template, while a customer-published channel rendered an online reporting form.

General Larcier-Intersentia publisher homepage reached from gocomply.be — The former GoComply marketing address redirected to the publisher’s general French homepage. This is a marketing-route change, rather than a server error or proof of closure. Captured 18 October 2026, 13:58 UTC. https://www.gocomply.be/

Publisher authentication page reached from the GoComply dashboard — The in-app browser rendered the publisher login reached from GoComply. No credentials were entered; a separate automated attempt received a maintenance or blocked-access response. Captured 18 October 2026, 13:13 UTC. https://dashboard.gocomply.be/

An accessible login does not establish new sales or support. The directory no longer presents the historical commercial tiers as a confirmed current offer.

Lantero: French domain problem, Swedish site accessible

Lantero’s French domain failed certificate hostname validation; supplied browser observations also showed a hosting placeholder. Its Swedish product site and application sign-in remained accessible. This supports a French website limitation, without establishing closure of the wider product or of a legal entity.

Browser privacy warning for lantero-france.fr showing NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID — A fresh browser check shows the French domain's certificate hostname mismatch. The warning was not bypassed; this does not describe the Swedish application's availability. Captured 18 October 2026, 13:57 UTC. https://lantero-france.fr/

What remains open

We opened public pages read-only. No account was created, no report was submitted and no vendor was contacted. Service continuity, support response and recovery of the failed pages still need confirmation. Related investigations found HinSchG’s tribeta-branded login and OpenWhistle’s recovered public website.