For product teams without QA
Find where your users get lost
Say what a visitor wants to do. An AI tries it on your site as if for the first time, shows you where it hesitates, and hands you a Playwright test that keeps that path working.
Free to start · no credit card · a report in under two minutes
- Never types passwords or cards
- Stops before submitting forms
- A Playwright test you own
What it catches on real sites
- Cookie wall swallows the first click
- Pricing hides in the footer
- Two links promise the same thing
- A “button” that is only a div
- Error shown, but not next to the field
- Country picker covers the page
- Answer buried in a closed accordion
- Submit button says only “Send”
Process
How it works
Two minutes from a URL to a report your whole team can act on.
Step 1: Describe the goal
“Subscribe to the newsletter”, “find the price of the pro plan”. Or pick one Rindexa suggests from your site.
Step 2: The AI walks it
In a real browser, like someone who has never seen your site. At every screen it measures how sure it is of the next click.
Step 3: You get the report and the test
Where visitors hesitate, what blocks them, and a Playwright test that replays the path without AI, ready for your CI.
The report
See exactly what your team gets
A grade, the friction ranked by what to fix first, the journey step by step and a ready test. This is the real report, filled with a sample run. Click through the tabs.
Summary
Grade
Needs work
Goal achieved
Find the price of the freelancer plan
acme-books.com4 steps41 s
Reached the price in 3 steps. One step split the AI's vote between two links.
The journey
By category Click one to filter the findings
Fix this first
The problems that weigh most on the grade.
- Cookie notice blocks the pageCritical
The first click lands on the cookie layer instead of the menu.
Interruptions · Measured
- div#consent-overlay
- Two menu links competeMajor
A new visitor splits 48 / 41 between “Plans” and “Pricing”.
Clarity · AI judgment · medium confidence
- nav a[href='/plans']
- nav a[href='/pricing']
Other problems
The rest, from most to least serious.
- Tab switch is silentMinor
Choosing “Freelancers” changes the prices without marking the tab as selected.
Feedback · AI judgment · medium confidence
What is fine [2]
- Short pathGood
Three clicks from the home page.
Effort · Measured
- Named controlsGood
Every control on the path has an accessible name.
Accessibility · Measured
The measure
When the AI hesitates, your visitors do too
Rindexa does not ask the AI for an opinion. At every step it looks at how the choice splits between the options on screen. One clear winner: an obvious step. Two links sharing the vote: the step is not obvious, and the report says which ones compete.
Where would a new visitor click?
- Planscompetes with Pricing48 %
- Pricing41 %
- Features11 %
Unclear step “Plans” and “Pricing” look like the same door.
The test
The path becomes a test you own
Plain Playwright with accessible locators, replayed without AI in a clean browser before you get it. It runs anywhere Playwright runs, so the AI only costs when you create or check a flow.
- Accessible locators, no brittle CSS selectors
- Verified in a clean browser before you get it
- No Rindexa or AI needed to run it
// Generated by Rindexa. Run it with: npx playwright testtest("Find the price of the freelancer plan", async ({ page }) => { await page.goto("https://acme-books.com/"); // Cookie notices do not always appear. await clickIfVisible(page.getByRole("button", { name: "Reject all" })); await page.getByRole("link", { name: "Pricing", exact: true }).click(); await expect(page).toHaveURL(/\/pricing/); await page.getByRole("tab", { name: "Freelancers", exact: true }).click(); await expect(page.getByText("€12 / month")).toBeVisible();});Coverage
What it evaluates
Outcome
Whether a new user reaches the goal without help.
Clarity
Whether each step makes it obvious what to do, or you have to guess.
Effort
Steps, fields and clicks that do nothing.
Feedback
Whether errors are explained and submission is confirmed.
Interruptions
Cookies, modals and overlays that block the path.
Accessibility
WCAG errors on the journey's pages and unnamed controls.
The landing page also goes through the full UX analysis: first impression, copy, accessibility, performance and mobile.
For product teams
One run, useful to the whole team
Built for product teams without a dedicated QA. Flows and their history belong to your team; invite whoever needs to see them.
Product
Know which flows lose people
A grade per flow and the one step to fix first, without waiting for a research round.
Design
See where the interface is ambiguous
Which links compete, which buttons do not look like buttons, and screenshots of every step.
Engineering
Keep the path working
A Playwright test with accessible locators, verified before you get it, to drop into CI.
Security & safety
Safe to point at your product
Rindexa behaves like a careful first-time visitor, not like a script with the keys to your site.
Never types secrets
Passwords, card numbers and ID documents are never entered. Fields are filled in code, not by the AI.
Stops before submitting
Without your permission it stops at the final submit, so it never creates data on your site.
Made for staging
Point it at your staging environment and allow form submission only there.
Private to your team
Flows, reports and history live in your team's workspace. Members join by invitation.
Screenshots stay scoped
Step screenshots are stored per run and only served to members of the team that ran it.
No lock-in
The test is plain Playwright. It keeps running in your CI without Rindexa or any AI.
FAQ
Questions teams ask first
Does it change anything on my site?
Not by default. It clicks, scrolls and fills fields like a visitor, but it stops before the final submit unless you tick “Allow submitting forms”. Use that option on staging only.
What do I get from a run?
A grade out of 100 with a score per category, the friction ranked by what to fix first, every step with a screenshot and how obvious it was, and a Playwright test replayed in a clean browser.
How long does a run take?
Usually 30 to 90 seconds. You can follow it live, and the landing page is analyzed in parallel.
Can my team see the results?
Yes. Flows and their run history belong to your team. Invite colleagues by link; they can open reports and run flows again.
Does the generated test need Rindexa or AI to run?
No. It is plain Playwright with accessible locators. Run it with npx playwright test, locally or in CI.
Which sites can it test?
Any site its browser can reach: your production site or a staging environment with a public address.
Your first flow in two minutes
Paste your address, say what a visitor wants to do, and read the report.
Free to start · no credit card