I built FixFlags so people who build with AI can finish the product: from a prototype to something people can actually use.

A prototype is not a product

A lot of people are getting into building because AI made it possible. Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt. You can have something on a URL in a day. That is the prototype.

A finished product is different. People can use it. The page is readable. Buttons work on a phone. It respects accessibility. Search can find it. Share cards and structured data are in place. Those details are what turn a demo into something you can publish.

I built FixFlags to show that gap on the live URL, in language you can act on.

Three rubrics, then stop

Every review uses the same three lenses. Message is what the page says. Experience is how it works, including on a phone and for people who need a clearer interface. Reach is how people find it and share it: SEO, previews, the quiet technical work.

That is the whole rubric. If a check does not fit one of those three, it does not ship. The report ranks Flags, shows evidence, and keeps the queue short enough to finish before you publish.

A product review is the fast pass: screenshots, ranked Flags, and prompts. A deep review walks key paths the way a person would, then records the session so you can replay what broke.

The prompt is the product

Anyone can screenshot a page and ask a model what looks wrong. The useful output is a Flag with evidence and a prompt tuned for the editor you already have.

Each prompt names why the Flag matters, where it showed up, what to change, and how to verify. Scope stays tight so the agent does not rewrite the whole site. You paste it into Cursor or Claude Code, or you hand it over through MCP and the agent reads the same report you do.

The brand had to read as a tool, not a consultancy. One orange F, a short wordmark, and a report that looks like work you can finish.

Flag, fix, then prove it

The loop is the habit. Run the URL. Fix the top Flag. Run the same URL again. The update review shows what cleared and what is still open.

Re-checks stay free on reports you own. If the second pass costs extra, people stop. The product only works if you can see the before and after on the same page.

I launched with a free product review so someone can feel the loop before they pay. Pro adds more reviews, compare, and MCP. Studio is for agencies watching more than one site.

A review you can finish

Paste a public URL and get Flags with evidence.