Point it at a prototype or a live site. The same workspace audits the design and measures its speed, and labels every number measured or predicted.
Or get a free UX read of your own site
Can people use it? Is the design right? Is it fast, and does it hold up? Every release has to answer all three. uTestMe asks them in one place, and labels every answer measured or predicted.
Everything in the platformOne place to write the study, run it against AI testers, invite real people and read the verdict. No panel to book and no recruiting queue. Here is how a study runs:
A Figma prototype, a Lindi design, HTML screens or a live page. A prototype needs nothing installed; a live site takes one script tag so every click is recorded. Write what a tester should attempt and what you want to ask them, or give the goal in one sentence and let the study draft itself.
How the study builder worksAs many AI testers as you want attempt your task at the same time — in seconds, or live in a real browser — and say what they are looking at, what they expect and where they get stuck. Every result is labelled a prediction, because that is what it is.
“Where do I type the code? I expected it next to the total.”
Send a link or a QR code to your own users, a client’s team or the people two desks over. They agree to be recorded, run the study on a laptop or a phone, and their sessions appear next to the AI’s — measured beside predicted. When you want to ask why, talk to one of them on a recorded call.
How human testing works
A score per task, AI and human side by side, problems in order of how much they cost you. Every finding links back to the session that produced it. Present it, send a read-only link, export a PDF, or hand it to a coding agent as a list of fixes.
Evidence and reportsAn expert read of the screen, the words, every screen size or the build — back in minutes, no testers required. Paste a URL, a Figma frame or a Lindi link below and get the first one free, no account.
A live site, a Figma frame or a Lindi design. No account. Ranked findings, a usability score, and what to change.
Performance testing in the same workspace: API suites run as a signed-in session, load tests you can shape, PageSpeed across your pages, uptime and SSL monitors — and the Web Vitals your real visitors get, each deploy marked. Every number is measured.
A load test is a burst of traffic at a server, so every request goes only to a domain your workspace verified — by a DNS record, a file, or a teammate’s confirmed email at that domain. Nobody can point it at a site they don’t run.
Whichever pillar found it, a finding leaves with its screenshots, its steps to reproduce and its acceptance criteria — into the tracker, the doc, the channel, or a coding agent’s queue.
Faster, and honest about it.
Short answers. The rest is on the product pages, or a call away.
A chat model gives an opinion. uTestMe runs sessions: AI testers attempt your prototype step by step, and every finding is tied to the moment it happened.
No. Share one link or QR code. People open it, consent, and their sessions land beside the AI’s.
Predicted, and labelled so everywhere. Measurement comes from human sessions — the results screen keeps both side by side.
Nothing, to test a prototype. A live site takes one script tag so testers’ clicks and screens are recorded, and real-user speed needs one npm package.
Yes — the same workspace and the same team. Load and API traffic only ever go to a domain you have proved you own, and every number is measured, never predicted.
Nothing. Sign up and a working sample study is already on your dashboard.
The uTestMe tester app runs a study on a phone. Taps and screens recorded, consent first, results in the same view.