Get a ship verdict
See Ready to ship, Needs work or Do not ship yet before you send real people to the app.
Independent release QA
Your AI built the app. PageLens tells you if it's ready to ship.
Test what Lovable, Replit, Cursor, Claude Code or Codex actually deployed. Find the bugs, broken flows and public security mistakes your builder missed—then hand it the exact fix.
No signup. No card. Launch verdict + top 3 risks.
No code accessNo signupTests the live release
Actual PageLens report · Quizora QA audit
10 pages explored · 48 journey steps · 20 captured screens · 3.7 minute run
Built with AI? Test it independently.
LovableReplitCursorClaude CodeCodexBolt
One decision, not 300 checks
Stop wondering what your coding agent forgot.
PageLens packages technical evidence into the three answers you need before a launch, a demo or your first paid traffic.
Fix it with your AI
Turn evidence into one deliberately scoped instruction for the coding agent that built the app.
Prove the fix
Deploy the patch, re-test the live URL and keep the before-and-after evidence.
From the field
What real launches are teaching us.
Founder notes, public evidence and practical lessons from testing AI-built apps after they meet the internet.
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Read articleThe release loop
Check. Fix with AI. Prove it.
Every step stays attached to the deployed app, so a green build is not mistaken for a release that actually works.
Connect Cursor, Claude Code or Codex- 01Release step
Test the release, not the intention
Paste the production or preview URL. PageLens visits it like an outsider and gives you a clear ship verdict.
- 02Release step
Send the evidence back to your builder
Choose your agent and copy a scoped instruction with the failure, evidence, acceptance criteria and verification steps.
- 03Release step
Deploy and verify the fix
Re-test the live app, compare the result and keep proof that the blocker is genuinely gone.
What can block a release
The things first users notice—and AI builders often miss.
Broken journeys
Navigation, signup paths, dead ends and the flows a first user actually touches.
Auth boundaries
Publicly visible access mistakes and scoped testing for signed-in routes.
Forms and checkout
Submission friction, return paths, trust signals and browser-visible payment risk.
Mobile release quality
Layout breaks, inaccessible controls, slow pages and launch CTAs that disappear on phones.
Discovery and previews
Google, AI search, metadata and the link card people see on Product Hunt, X or Slack.
Public attack surface
Security headers, exposed signals, cookies, privacy context and launch-day trust gaps.
Under the hood, PageLens still runs the accessibility, performance, search, AI visibility, trust, tracking and security checks. You get a release decision instead of a wall of acronyms.
Live QA field test
A polished interface can still hide release blockers.
On 9 September 2026, PageLens ran a bounded QA Audit against the public Quizora release. It rendered the real first-visit state, explored safe routes and refused actions that needed owner intent.
- public routes
- 10
- screen captures
- 20
- unsafe actions blocked
- 9
- A 20×20 px password-reveal control missed the WCAG 2.2 target-size threshold.
- Optional signup text measured 2.48:1 contrast against a 4.5:1 AA requirement.
- Campaign-tagged signup links were collapsed so distinct routes kept the crawl budget.
This is transparent scanner field evidence, not a penetration-test certification or a customer outcome claim. See the live target at quizora.co.uk .
Real before-and-after proof
Evidence beats another feature list.
“PageLens AI feels like a reliable, no-nonsense auditing companion that saves time and removes guesswork. If you're looking to systematically improve your website without getting lost in overly complex tools, it's a strong choice.”
Charlie (Director) · Content Platform
Read the verified case studyBefore
86
Good
After fixes
96
Excellent
HIGH PRIORITYAccessibility
Elements must meet minimum color contrast ratio thresholds
The site looked polished, but several text/background combinations failed WCAG AA. That is exactly the kind of issue that makes a launch feel less credible to real visitors.
Verified after the repair pass
Start at the launch moment
One launch check, or protection for every release.
Start free. Buy a complete launch pass when the release matters, or keep the app covered as it changes.
Try it
Ship Check
Free
A fast launch verdict and the three risks worth fixing first.
- 1 live public URL
- Ready / Needs work / Do not ship verdict
- Top 3 launch risks
- 1 agent-ready fix instruction
Launch once
Launch Pass
$29 once
A complete launch test, fix pack and proof after the repair pass.
- Up to 15 public pages
- Desktop + mobile evidence
- Agent-ready Markdown fixes
- 1 verification re-scan
Keep shipping
Release Guard
$39/mo
Continuous release QA for one live app.
- 1 live app
- Automated release monitoring
- 10 verification runs / month
- Agent-ready fixes and proof
Multiple apps
Studio
$99/mo
Release QA across a growing app portfolio.
- 5 live apps
- 50 verification runs / month
- Deploy hooks, API and CLI
- Team alerts and repository execution
Prices are USD. Launch Pass is a one-time purchase. Release Guard and Studio are subscriptions you can manage from billing.
Questions
What to know before you ship.
What is a Ship Check?
It is an independent check of the live app your users will actually see. PageLens returns a launch verdict, the top risks and a scoped instruction you can give back to your coding agent.
Is the first Ship Check really free?
Yes. Paste a public URL and get a launch verdict plus the top three issue summaries without an account or card.
Does PageLens need access to my code?
No. The free check starts from the deployed URL, independently of the tool that built it. Authenticated journey testing and repository workflows are available when you deliberately connect them.
Which AI builders does it work with?
Any of them. The workflow is designed for Lovable, Replit, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Bolt, v0 and other AI or no-code builders.
Does this replace a penetration test or human QA?
No. PageLens catches browser-visible release risks and repeatable regressions. High-risk security, legal, accessibility and payment flows still deserve specialist human review.
What happens after I fix the blockers?
Launch Pass includes a verification re-scan. Release Guard keeps testing the app as it changes so a small AI edit does not quietly break something you already shipped.
Before your first customer does the QA
Run the release check your AI builder cannot run on itself.
Paste the live URL. Get a ship verdict and the three risks worth fixing first.
No signup. No card. Launch verdict + top 3 risks.