One screen. One goal. Ranked findings.
Point it at a page, a Figma frame or an image. No study to build, no testers to find.
- One screen, one goal
- Give it a screen and say what that screen is for. No study to write, no testers to wait for.
- Ranked by what it costs
- Findings come back in order of how much they cost you, critical to minor.
- Every finding a prediction
- Nobody has used the screen yet, and it says so — in the product, in the export and on a shared link.
- A blueprint, not a verdict
- Beside each finding is a sketch of what to build instead.
What comes back from one screen
Pick a capability to see it drawn from a sample audit.
Each finding names the part of the screen it is about, and carries the confidence behind it.
When a read beats a study
Usually because the design is still moving.
Read a screen the day it is drawn
A Figma frame is enough. Findings come back in about thirty seconds, ranked, while the design is still cheap to change.
Audit the live URL before you test it
Point it at production, get the list, fix the obvious three, and spend the study on the questions that are actually open.
The words, and the build
Content Audit reads the copy against its job. Fidelity compares what shipped with what was designed. Same door, no testers.
A second opinion, in half a minute
- ~30sfrom a URL to ranked findings
Answers without a study
No tasks to write, no testers to find. One screen and a goal is the whole input.
- Prediction — nobody has used it yet
Every finding says what it is
A prediction, labelled a prediction, in the product and in every export.
- MarkdownCSVShare link
Leaves in a usable shape
A work order for a coding agent, rows for a backlog, or a link for whoever asked.
Four kinds of input, one kind of read
One design per audit.
A live URL
Anything with a URL: production, staging, or the preview deploy from a pull request.
A Figma frame
A frame from your Figma file, read before a line of it has been built.
An image
A screenshot or an export from any other tool, when the design lives outside Figma.
A study prototype
The prototype you already attached to a study, so the audit and the sessions look at the same thing.
The other two reads
The questions that decide whether to trust it
Do I need a study first?
No. One screen and a goal is enough.
Is the finding real?
It is a prediction, and says so. When you want measurement, run the study.
What can I audit?
A live URL, an image, a Figma frame, or a prototype from one of your studies. One design per audit.
What do I get besides findings?
A blueprint with wireframes, the accessibility checks that ran, and exports to Markdown, CSV or a share link.
Test from your pocket
The uTestMe tester app runs a study on a phone. Taps and screens recorded, consent first, results in the same view.
- Tap tracking
- Screen recording
- Consent first