In developmentProduct Builder
TrustAudit
A website review that turns what it finds into a fix-first plan.
- Role
- Design & build (solo)
- Tags
- SaaS, Website audit, Full-stack
Problem
A website review usually means five tabs and no plan. SEO checkers, speed tests and accessibility scanners each use their own scale, rarely say why a finding matters, and leave the real question open: what should we fix first?
What I built
Everything so far, solo: the product design, the landing page with an interactive sample report, the waitlist and the $9 Founding Access offer. The review engine itself is still in development.
How it works
- Enter any public URL; nothing to install. (This is the planned workflow; scanning opens in v1.)
- The page is checked across six first-version categories: conversion and CTAs, content, trust, basic SEO, accessibility basics, and UX. Performance comes later.
- Each finding shows evidence from the page, why it matters in plain words, and how confident it is.
- Findings are ordered by likely impact and effort into a Fix First plan, with a next action for each.
Key decisions
- Honest labelling: the site marks what the first version will check, what comes later, and that nothing is live yet.
- A clickable sample report on a fictional site shows the output before the engine exists.
- Built first for freelancers and small agencies, so a report can go straight to a client.
- Judgement-based findings are labelled as such, and accessibility checks never claim full WCAG compliance.
Where it stands
In development. The free waitlist is open, and $9 one-time Founding Access (refundable before access opens) gives priority access to v1.
