CertLens
Diagnose TLS certificate trust issues instantly
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About CertLens
CertLens helps engineers diagnose why TLS certificates fail validation. Instead of just showing that verification failed, it analyzes the certificate chain and highlights issues like missing intermediates, hostname mismatches, expired certificates, and weak algorithms. Built for developers, DevOps teams, and security engineers working with TLS, PKI, and secure integrations.
Product Insights
CertLens provides a web-based diagnosis tool for engineers to identify specific TLS certificate validation failures across API development and testing environments. It converts manual verification hurdles into actionable insights by pinpointing certificate chain issues like missing intermediates and expired credentials.
- Identifies specific validation errors including hostname mismatches and weak algorithms.
- Provides deep analysis of the entire certificate chain rather than a simple pass/fail status.
- Accessible via a web platform with a dedicated dark security theme for developer workflows.
- Supports specialized technical use cases such as API development and PKI management.
Ideal for: Developers and DevOps engineers who need to resolve TLS trust issues and certificate chain errors within their testing and monitoring pipelines.
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Certlens 2.0 Dark Security Theme
Please go through below section where all features listed. https://certlens.navsatech.dev/docs
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Thanks Arun, really appreciate that! Totally agree — trust chain issues are often invisible until something breaks. We’re trying to make that layer more transparent and easier to troubleshoot for teams. Would love to hear if you’ve faced
TLS certificate trust issues can be a nightmare to diagnose. CertLens gives engineers instant clarity on what is broken and why. Really handy for infra and DevOps teams.