Hi, I'm Abdulla, the maker of Convertlyft.

I kept seeing the same thing: a site gets visits, nobody buys or signs up, and the analytics tool hands the owner charts and leaves the "why" to them. Convertlyft ends with a to-do list instead. Each to-do names the page, what is going wrong there, the change to make, and the numbers behind it. When you've made the change, press "I fixed it", and the next check says Confirmed fixed or Came back.

What's in it: visits counted, recordings, heatmaps, funnels, errors, page speed, a site crawl and Google rankings. Everything is on every plan; you only choose how many visits a month. Free is up to 5,000 visits a month with no card. Paid steps start at $15 a month for 10,000 visits.

Setting it up: add one line to your site. If Lovable, Bolt or v0 built it, Convertlyft gives you a paragraph to paste into that chat. WordPress has a plugin.

What it doesn't do: it never touches your site's code. It reads what people do and says what to change; a person makes the change.

Not ready to add anything? The free SEO audit needs no account: convertlyft.com/seo-audit. There's also a demo on sample data at convertlyft.com/try.

I'd value blunt feedback, especially on whether the first to-do you get is useful or obvious.