See your landing page the way a first-time visitor does
Paste a URL. We open it in a real browser at desktop width, take the page as rendered, and report what a visitor arriving cold would actually find.
How to use it
- Paste the full address of the page, including https.
- It loads the page, scrolls it, and captures it as rendered rather than as written.
- Findings come back with the observed detail behind each one.
What it looks at
- What renders above the fold and whether the page says what it is for.
- Broken images and visuals that failed to load, counted from the live DOM.
- Whether there is a call to action, and whether it is reachable.
- Whether the page looks current or dated.
What it will not tell you
Worth reading before the results, because a check that quietly skipped something is worse than one that says it did.
- Desktop width only for now. A mobile pass is a separate capture and is not in this version, so nothing here should be read as a verdict on your phone layout.
- We do not measure load speed. There are better free tools for that and we would only be repeating them.
- A site that blocks automated browsers is reported as blocked. We do not work around bot protection.
Questions
How is this different from a Lighthouse score?
Lighthouse measures the mechanics: speed, accessibility, best practices. This looks at what is on the screen and whether it communicates. They answer different questions and it is worth running both.
Do you give a score out of ten?
No. A composite score invites an argument about the number instead of the findings. You get the findings.
Can I check a page that is not mine?
Yes. It only reads what is publicly served, exactly as any visitor would.