generated: '2026-07-19' method: probed source: >- Live DNS/TLS/HTTP probes of limbolabs.com plus Internet Archive CDX enumeration and the capture http://web.archive.org/web/20140517184852/http://limbolabs.com/ status: defunct summary: >- Limbo Labs was a small San Francisco technical team that put a one-page placeholder on limbolabs.com announcing products would "begin launching in july 2010". The placeholder never changed into a product site, no API or developer surface was ever published, and the domain is now parked and listed for sale. No successor or acquirer was identified. company: brand: Limbo Labs headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States self_description: >- "limbo labs is a small technical team in san francisco. our products are simple and begin launching in july 2010. now you know." evidence: http://web.archive.org/web/20140517184852/http://limbolabs.com/ backed_by: - 500-global successor: null timeline: - date: '2010-05-08' event: Earliest Internet Archive capture of limbolabs.com (HTTP 403). source: https://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=limbolabs.com - date: '2011-02-02' event: >- First archived 200 of the single-page placeholder announcing a San Francisco technical team with products launching July 2010. source: http://web.archive.org/web/20110202142354/http://limbolabs.com/ - date: '2014-05-17' event: >- Placeholder still unchanged after four years — same copy, same two images, no product, no navigation, no developer surface. source: http://web.archive.org/web/20140517184852/http://limbolabs.com/ - date: '2018-08-06' event: >- Site content replaced by a JavaScript/cookie-wall parking interstitial; the Limbo Labs placeholder is gone. source: http://web.archive.org/web/20180806163919/http://limbolabs.com/ - date: '2019-07-24' event: Root begins returning 301, then 302 by December 2021 — domain in redirect/parking. source: https://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=limbolabs.com - date: '2026-07-19' event: >- Probed: limbolabs.com resolves (13.248.169.48) and serves a redirect stub to a "/lander" domain-sale page, ultimately Afternic/GoDaddy aftermarket listing https://www.afternic.com/forsale/limbolabs.com. TLS is valid (TLSv1.3, cert expiring 2026-07-30) but belongs to the parking service, not to Limbo Labs. source: live HTTP/TLS probe api_surface: present: false evidence: >- An Internet Archive CDX enumeration of limbolabs.com returned only 11 distinct captured URLs across the domain's entire history: the root page, robots.txt, favicon.ico, four images, three stylesheets and one jQuery bundle. There is no developer portal, API reference, OpenAPI/Swagger document, GraphQL or AsyncAPI surface, SDK path, or any documentation path in the archive. The site was a single placeholder page for its whole lifetime. well_known: present: false evidence: >- /.well-known/security.txt, /openid-configuration, /oauth-authorization-server, /api-catalog and /ai-plugin.json each return HTTP 200 on limbolabs.com, but every one serves the identical parking redirect stub, as does an arbitrary nonexistent control path. These are soft-404s, not published discovery documents, so none were harvested. llms_txt: present: false evidence: >- https://limbolabs.com/llms.txt returns a real llms.txt, but it is published by the GoDaddy domain-aftermarket parking service and describes the domain listing for sale — not the Limbo Labs company. Not harvested and not wired as a provider artifact. versioning_policy: null deprecation_policy: null sunset_headers: null sla: null status_page: null changelog: null