Skip the interviews.
Simulate
the user journey instead.
Checkout loses the sale outright. A confusing onboarding loses the customer just as surely, through refunds and cancellations days later. The usual way to find out why (interviews, session recordings) takes weeks. I run a simulated user through your actual journey and send you the report.
BETA
Send me your site
Just two things. I’ll take it from there.
An actual margin note from a real run.
Two clicks: a one-question quiz, then a billing form. Nobody designed that on purpose. It’s the kind of gap that forms when a page works and never gets looked at again.

Hi, I’m Uday. I maintain NurseHub, a nursing course platform, and I’ve worked hands-on with a lot of other LMS platforms along the way. I’ve spent a good chunk of my career untangling why students get stuck mid-signup or quietly stop showing up. Analytics kept telling me what happened, never why it felt confusing.
So I built this. Every audit in this beta, I run and read myself before it lands in your inbox. Nothing gets handed to you untouched.
~ UdayThree steps, no dashboard to learn.
Tell me about your site
Just your URL and email. I’ll dig in and figure out where a first-time visitor is most likely to get stuck.
I run a real user journey
A simulated visitor persona drives an actual browser on your live site, clicking, typing, reacting in real time.
You get the marked-up notes
Top issues with screenshots and specific fixes, plus what’s already working. I read and edit every report myself first.
Not a spreadsheet of clicks.
- A scored writeup
How the user journey felt overall, not just a pass or fail. - Screenshots of the top issues
Exactly where it happened, and what a visitor saw right before. - A specific fix for each one
Not “improve UX”: the actual thing to change. - What’s already working
So you know what not to touch.
It’s a draft, not a verdict. I read and edit every report before it goes anywhere.
It sees what’s clickable, not your backend or database logic.
It’s hands-on right now. I run each one myself, which is exactly why this beta is free and personal.