Paste a URL and get a structured read on conversion friction, form design,
trust signals, and technical foundations — reported the same way I report
to clients: Top Wins, Top Problems,
Next Steps. Every finding is also labeled
Confirmed (directly observable in the page's code) or
Heuristic (a pattern-based signal, not a certainty) —
because an audit should be honest about what it actually knows.
Built by Hope Turner, using Claude as a coding collaborator.
Fetches the page's raw HTML through a public CORS proxy and scans the markup —
this is a static scan, not a full rendered/visual audit (it can't see CSS layout,
JS-rendered content, or above-the-fold positioning). Some sites block automated
fetching; if a scan fails, switch to "Paste HTML" and copy the page source in instead
(right-click → View Page Source).
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Category breakdown
Confirmed = directly observable in the page's markup (a missing tag,
a field count, a title length). Heuristic = a pattern-match signal
(matching CTA phrasing, trust-language keywords) that's a useful clue, not proof —
worth a human glance before you act on it.