Your users get lost. You hear first.
Rindexa walks your key flows on your staging site like a first-time visitor, all the way through the form, then replays them every hour, day or week and tells your Slack the first time one breaks.
Free to start · no credit card
How it works
Two minutes to the first report on your staging site. After that, it keeps checking on its own.
Step 1: Pick the flows that matter
Say what a visitor wants to do, like “find the price of the freelancer plan” or “sign up and start a trial”, or pick a goal Rindexa suggests from your site.
Step 2: See where a newcomer hesitates
An AI walks it on your staging site, in a real browser, like someone who has never seen it. It logs in with your test account, fills in and sends the forms, and measures how sure it is of every click.
Step 3: Keep it watched
The path becomes a test. Rindexa replays it every hour, day or week, and tells your Slack when it breaks.
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?
- Pricingcompetes with Plans52%
- Plans41%
- Features7%
Unclear step “Plans” and “Pricing” look like the same door.
What it looks for on your site
- 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”
- No confirmation after signing up
Then it keeps checking, without AI
Rindexa replays each flow's test in a clean browser on the schedule you pick. The AI only comes back when a replay fails, to tell a page that changed from a flow that broke.
- Passed
- The test replayed in a clean browser. No AI involved.
- Repaired
- The test failed because the page changed, but the AI still reached the goal. The test is updated to the new path.
- Flaky
- The test failed, then the AI got through the same way: a hiccup, not a change.
- Broken
- Neither the test nor the AI reached the goal. Your Slack hears about it right away.
Find the price of the freelancer plan
Every dayPassing
- Tue 9Failed at step 3, flow brokenThe pricing page returns a 404. Slack, 09:12: “… is broken”.
- Wed 10PassedThe page is back. Slack, 09:12: “… works again”.
- Sat 13Failed, repairedThe plan tabs became a dropdown. The AI found the new path (test v2) and graded it 61.
Each test is plain Playwright with accessible locators. Read it or download it whenever you like.
Your Slack hears it first
Two kinds of message, for two readers, in the channels you choose for each product.
- Right away, to the people who fix it
- When a flow breaks, with the step where its test failed, and once more when it works again. One message per change, never one per failed run.
- Once a day, to whoever owns the product
- What passed, what is still broken, which tests were repaired, and which UX grades moved more than the noise. Nothing on a day without runs.
# acme-alerts
RindexaAPPTue 09:12
Find the price of the freelancer plan is broken on Acme Books.
Its test failed at step 3 (tab “Freelancers” not found), and the AI could not get through either.
RindexaAPPWed 09:12
Find the price of the freelancer plan works again on Acme Books.
# acme-product
RindexaAPPWed 08:00
Rindexa · Acme Books · last 24 h
Test runs: 3 of 4 passed.
Still broken: Find the price of the freelancer plan.
What the first run tells you
A grade, the friction ranked by what to fix first, and the journey step by step. This is the real report, filled with a sample run (step screenshots left out): click through it.
Summary
Grade
Needs work
Goal achieved
Find the price of the freelancer plan
acme-books.com4 steps41 s
Reached the price in 3 clicks. One click 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 pageMajor
The first click lands on the cookie layer instead of the menu.
Interruptions · Measured
- div#consent-overlay
- Two menu links competeCritical
A new visitor splits 52 / 41 between “Pricing” and “Plans”.
Clarity · Measured
- nav a[href='/pricing']
- nav a[href='/plans']
Other problems
The rest, from most to least serious.
- Price appears without a signMinor
After choosing “Freelancers” the price takes a moment to show, with nothing saying it is loading.
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
Find the price of the freelancer plan
The previous grade ± 6: run-to-run noise
Outside the bandSat 13: 73 → 61 (−12). The new plan dropdown made step 3 harder, so it goes into the daily summary.
It notices when a flow gets harder
A new grade comes each time the AI walks the flow: when you ask for a measurement, or when a replay fails and it steps in. Each is compared with the one before. Grades wobble a few points on their own, so a move under 6 points stays quiet; a bigger drop goes into the daily summary.
Built for your staging site
Point Rindexa at pre-production and it walks each flow to the end: sign-up, login, checkout, the confirmation page.
- Runs on
- Your staging or pre-production site. It goes all the way: it fills in forms and submits them, like a real visitor would.
- Gets in with
- Your test account, the headers that open your staging site, or a saved session. They are stored encrypted and sent only to your site.
- Never types
- A real card or ID document. Fields are filled in code, not by the AI: payments get a test card, and the AI never sees your password.
- Shares only
- With your team. Flows, reports, screenshots and history stay in your workspace; members join by invitation.
Questions teams ask first
How often does it check my flows?
As often as you choose for each flow: every hour, every day, every week, or only when you click. Scheduled checks replay the test without AI; the AI only comes back when a replay fails.
Does it change anything on my site?
Yes, on purpose: it fills in and submits forms like a visitor, so it creates test sign-ups, messages and orders. That is why it belongs on your staging or pre-production site. Test emails look like rindexa+…@example.com, so they are easy to clean up.
Can I point it at production?
Only for flows that send nothing, like finding a price or reading the docs. Every other flow ends by submitting a form, which on production would create real sign-ups, messages or orders. Sign-up, login and checkout belong on staging.
What do I get from the first 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 test of the path, 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 I take the tests with me?
Yes. Every flow's test is plain Playwright with accessible locators. Read it or download it any time and run it with npx playwright test, locally or in your CI, without Rindexa or AI.
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.
What does it cost?
Prices are not set yet. You can start free, without a credit card. Questions about your case: contact@rindexa.com.
Which sites can it test?
Any site its browser can reach with a public address, ideally your staging environment. Behind a login or a staging password too: add a test account, headers (basic auth, a Vercel or Cloudflare Access bypass) or a saved session to the product.
Set up in two minutes. Watched from then on.
Paste your staging address, say what a visitor wants to do and read the first report. Then pick how often Rindexa checks it.