Native iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Android phone, and Android tablet app

The Professional's UX Review Toolkit

A guided UX audit assistant for marketing teams that need to review client websites, apps, landing pages, funnels, onboarding, and conversion flows without a dedicated UX person on staff.

Project dashboard showing UX review projects, categories, and project metadata
17Professional UX review categories
7Report export formats
LocalLocal-first, no custom backend account
Tablet-firstTablet-first focused review sessions

Made for lean marketing teams

Run a UX audit like a pro, even when UX is not your full-time job.

Agencies are often asked to improve conversions, landing pages, onboarding, forms, app store listings, and product journeys before a formal UX engagement exists. This toolkit gives account managers, strategists, designers, copywriters, and performance marketers a structured way to inspect the experience, capture evidence, and deliver useful recommendations.

Built for client work

Create one review per client or campaign, record reviewer name and platform, track status, and export a report that can move directly into a client deck, ticket queue, or strategy document.

Guided, not automated

The app does not pretend to replace a UX expert. It gives non-specialists a professional checklist, evidence capture, and recommendation structure so their review is more complete and defensible.

Features and functionality

Everything an agency needs for a practical UX review.

Project dashboard

Create projects with client, company, product, platform, review type, reviewer, dates, and status.

Professional checklist

Use seeded sections for first impression, navigation, hierarchy, accessibility, forms, errors, ergonomics, trust, conversion, onboarding, privacy, store readiness, and recommendations.

Status and severity

Mark every item as Pass, Concern, Fail, or Not applicable, then assign Low, Medium, High, or Critical severity.

Comments and recommendations

Capture what the reviewer saw, why it matters, and what the client should change next.

Screenshot and photo evidence

Attach screenshots, camera photos, and imported images to individual checklist items for stronger client explanations.

Tablet-first review flow

Use multi-pane layouts on iPad, Android tablets, and macOS so projects, categories, checklist items, and details stay visible.

Phone-friendly navigation

Use a clean stacked flow on iPhone and Android phone when reviewing on the go.

Report builder

Choose sections, include or exclude screenshots, filter to issues, and add executive summary and final recommendations.

Export formats

Export PDF, Markdown, plain text, JSON, CSV, Excel-compatible data, and HTML for agency handoff.

Local-first storage

Keep review work on the device, with Apple ecosystem sharing through iCloud-oriented workflows and Android export/import through native storage targets.

Permission guidance

Review onboarding, privacy messaging, permission timing, app store readiness, and trust signals in one place.

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An AI-assisted summary area is labeled Coming Later and disabled. The current product is a human-guided professional review toolkit.

For first-time reviewers

Extra guidance for people with awareness, but no hands-on UX audit experience.

Start with the example reports

Review the sample SaaS onboarding audit before starting a real client project. It shows how to write findings, assign severity, attach evidence, and turn observations into practical recommendations.

View example reports

Use the definitions index

Hover highlighted terms on this page for quick explanations, then use the definitions page when you need deeper context about UX audit language and purpose.

Open definitions index

Agency workflow

From first look to client-ready recommendations.

1

Create the client project

Add client, product, platform, reviewer, and review type so the audit is clearly scoped.

2

Walk the checklist

Move through professional categories that cover conversion, readability, accessibility, privacy, and more.

3

Attach evidence

Add screenshots, photos, and notes to show exactly where an issue appears.

4

Export the report

Send a focused PDF, Markdown, HTML, JSON, CSV, text, or spreadsheet-friendly handoff.

Application screenshots

Designed for structured review sessions.

Dashboard with project list, UX categories, and project metadata

Project dashboard

Keep client projects, statuses, platforms, and review categories organized before the team starts evaluating screens.

Checklist detail showing assessment status, severity, comments, recommendations, and screenshot evidence

Checklist detail

Assess each question, mark severity, add comments, write recommended fixes, and attach visual proof for client conversations.

Report builder showing filters and export formats

Report builder

Filter the report to all checklist items or only the concerns and failures that matter most for a client-ready action plan.

Platforms

Native apps without a custom backend.

Apple: iPhone, iPad, and macOS

SwiftUI and SwiftData app with adaptive phone, tablet, and desktop layouts. Apple users can rely on native file export and iCloud-oriented sharing patterns.

Android: phone and tablet

Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Material 3, and Room. Android users can rely on device storage, Android backup, and native share/export destinations such as Google Drive.

A practical UX audit guide

Give your marketing team a repeatable review method.

Use the toolkit before redesigns, landing page launches, funnel optimization projects, app store updates, onboarding revisions, and campaign postmortems.