Hi everyone. Vicky here 👋 I’ve been working in UX for a long time, mostly helping teams figure out why users drop off, hesitate, or never convert in the first place. One thing I kept seeing again and again was this: people were making changes without really knowing what the actual problem was. Redesigning pages, moving buttons, trying new ideas but still guessing. UXScan came from that frustration. I wanted a faster way to look at a product and quickly spot the things that quietly hurt conversions. The confusing steps, the hidden friction, the moments where users lose confidence. With UXScan, you can upload up to 5 screens to review an actual user flow (like signup, checkout, or onboarding), or simply paste a URL and get an instant diagnosis. The goal is simple: to show you what might be costing you users and give you clear suggestions on what to fix next. This tool is basically my way of packaging how I review UX but making it accessible, fast, and practical. I’m genuinely curious to see how people use it and what works (and what doesn’t). If you're building something — a landing page, a product, or an onboarding flow — I’d really love to hear your thoughts.

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Find what's costing you conversions and fix it fast.

Find what's costing you conversions and fix it fast.