GlitchX -> Understand Ur Website, Not just Score https://voiceofurwebsite.glitchx.org/ Enter your URL and get a clear scorecard covering Performance, Core Web Vitals, Accessibility, SEO, and key issues affecting your website. No confusing Lighthouse reports. GlitchX tells you what’s wrong, why it matters, and what you should focus on. Scan your website, track improvements, and share your scorecard. Built for developers, founders, designers, and anyone who wants to build a better website.
Hey Product Hunters,
I’ve been building something I’ve wanted for a while: a simpler way to understand what’s actually going on with a website.
We’ve all seen those performance reports filled with numbers, warnings, and technical terms. You get a score, but then you’re left wondering, “Okay… but what does this actually mean, and what should I fix?”
That’s what I wanted to solve with GlitchX.
You enter your website, and GlitchX turns the underlying performance data into a visual scorecard that’s much easier to read and act on. It helps you understand your Performance, Core Web Vitals, Accessibility, SEO, and the issues that may be holding your website back.
I’m especially interested in making this useful for people who aren’t performance experts. You shouldn’t need to understand every Lighthouse metric just to know whether your website needs work.
I’d love for you to try it with your own website:
https://voiceofurwebsite.glitchx...
And please be honest with me. What did you understand immediately? What was confusing? What would you want GlitchX to tell you that it doesn’t today?
I’m building this in public, so your feedback can genuinely shape where it goes next.
Thanks for checking it out.
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I built GlitchX because I felt website performance tools were often great at showing data, but not great at helping people understand it. I wanted to make that experience simpler, more visual, and actually useful. I’m excited to see how people use it, and I’d love honest feedback on what feels useful, what doesn’t, and what I should build next.
I built GlitchX because I felt website performance tools were often great at showing data, but not great at helping people understand it. I wanted to make that experience simpler, more visual, and actually useful. I’m excited to see how people use it, and I’d love honest feedback on what feels useful, what doesn’t, and what I should build next.