Pinned to the element, not the page
Every issue points at the exact element behind it, with a cropped close-up you can drop into a ticket. No "improve your hierarchy" — the thing to change is circled.
UX · The reviewerNew
A second pair of eyes on every page you send traffic to.
Paste a URL. The agent loads the real page on mobile and desktop, reads it against a conversion rubric, and pins each issue to the element that causes it — so the fix is obvious and the finding is checkable.
Pay per audit with credits. No plan upgrade required.
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Primary CTA below the fold on mobile
HighMobile✓ Verified in the DOM
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Form labels lost on focus
MedMobile + desktop✓ Verified in the DOM
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Trust badges compete with checkout
LowDesktop
Attention heatmap is an AI prediction, labelled as one — not eye-tracking.
Findings you can act on, not a generic checklist.
Mobile and desktop, one issue
Both viewports are captured and reviewed. An issue seen on both is one finding scoped to both, so a single problem never shows up as two items on your list.
Checked against the real page
Findings are cross-checked against the page’s actual structure and anything the model imagined is dropped before you see it. Survivors are marked as verified.
A conversion rubric, not opinions
Reviews run against established conversion and usability frameworks, and each finding is rated for severity so the list arrives in the order worth fixing.
Predicted attention, labelled honestly
An optional heatmap shows where the agent expects attention to land. It is a prediction from the layout, and the product says so on screen — it is not eye-tracking.
Straight into the backlog
Send any issue to the Planner as a task, with its evidence attached. Nothing is filed without you clicking file, and deleting the task puts the issue back on the list.
Find out what your landing page costs you.
One URL, a few credits, and a list of pinned issues ranked by how much they matter.
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