Now grading: security, UI & UX, usability & performance, and conversion.

Your product,
graded.

People, real devices and controlled agents test your site, app or service — security first. A senior reviewer signs the card: every finding in plain language, a fix plan attached.

The subjects

Four subjects. Security first.

Security is graded first because a miss there costs most. The same four subjects every time, so one release can be read against the last.

Subject 01

Security

  • Web app pentest — OWASP Top 10
  • API & auth abuse — sessions, tokens, IDOR
  • Cloud & infra config — buckets, headers, TLS, secrets
  • Data exposure & privacy — PII leaks, logs, backups
  • Supply chain — dependencies, CI, third-party scripts
  • AI & LLM attack surface — prompt injection, tool abuse

written scope · hands-on · human review

Subject 02

UI & UX

  • Visual defects & responsive breakage
  • Journey mapping & drop-off causes
  • Brand drift & delight gaps

real users · device matrix · human review

Subject 03

Usability & Performance

  • Task completion on real users
  • Core Web Vitals on real networks
  • Friction & confusion triggers

real users · real networks · human review

Subject 04

Conversion

  • Funnel leaks & abandoned steps
  • Trust signals & objection gaps
  • CTA clarity & form friction

journey replay · human review

The graders

We deploy four kinds of tester.

People find confusion. Devices find breakage. Agents cover the rest. A reviewer decides what makes the card.

Human testers

Real people, paid fairly, matched to your actual audience — from first-time users to domain experts.

AI agents

Every level of capability, from smoke-test bots to deep-reasoning agents that explore like curious users.

Real devices

The phones your users actually hold, on real networks — not an emulated lab in one data center.

Retest Cybersecurity

A separate contract, not included by default: a deeper third-party security test, then hands-on help with the fixes. Scoped in writing. Nothing starts until you sign.

Security — sample findings

What a finding looks like.

Four illustrative findings, written the way yours will arrive: what we found, where it sits, how serious, what to do next. Plain language, same as the rest of the card. The Retest Cybersecurity contract goes deeper, with your written consent.

Security
Exposed session tokensFound by agent · auth abuse path · confirmed by hand
CRITICALFix plan attached
Security
Reflected input on searchFound by agent · OWASP A03 · confirmed by hand
HIGHFix plan attached
Security
Public storage bucket with invoicesFound by agent · cloud config · confirmed by hand
HIGHFix plan attached
Usability & Performance
4.1s LCP on throttled 4GFound by device panel · mid-range Android · confirmed by hand
GRADED B-Payload diet attached

Every finding becomes a line on your report cardsee the sample

The proof

You get proof, not a promise.

Every finding on the card carries the evidence behind it. A senior reviewer signs the card. You can check.

Evidence on every finding

Each finding names where it sits and what we saw. Found by agent, confirmed by hand.

What the evidence looks like

A screenshot of the screen where it happened. A screen record of the steps that got there. The request and the response beside them.

A fix plan attached

You don't translate the finding into a ticket. The fix plan comes attached.

A senior reviewer signs it

A person's name sits on the call that a finding is real. Not a tool's confidence score.

Honesty

Where this stops.

A fair case names its limits. Here are ours.

What agents miss

A flow can pass every check and still confuse the person holding the phone. That is why a person signs the card.

You need a certificate

If you need a certificate for an auditor, you need an accredited audit. A report card tells you what to fix. It does not certify you.

Nothing ships this quarter

A report card reads the release your customers are about to meet. If nothing ships this quarter, wait.

The deliverable

The card, in your hands.

Four subjects on the front, the fix plan on the back, one signature under it. Turn it over.

Front — the marks

Illustrative sampleThe product, marks and findings on this card are invented to show the format.

Read the whole sample report

Start here

Drop your domain.

A URL, an email and one choice. The scope comes back in writing before anything runs.

Staging by default. Never put a password in this brief.

Subjects

Add your product’s URL to continue.

The next page asks for your name and email, then sends the brief. This site takes no payment and asks for no card.

Report card in 72 hoursNDA + written consentSigned by a senior reviewer