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BrokenProduct audits your product's UX using AI (each report reviewed by a real UX designer efore it reaches to you) — so you catch what's breaking conversions before your users do.
Here's the problem: Most founders don't have a UX designer. They ship, watch users drop off, and spend weeks guessing why. UX consultants cost thousands. User testing takes time you don't have. And most "audit tools" spit out generic checklists that mean nothing without a designer to interpret them.
BrokenProduct is different.
How it works:
- Install the Chrome or Firefox extension (takes 60 seconds)
- Browse through your product the way a real user would — sign up flow, onboarding, key actions
- Submit — the extension captures your session and sends it for analysis
- Within 12 hours, you get a structured PDF audit report in plain founder language, reviewed by a real UX designer.
No jargon. No "consider improving your visual hierarchy." Just: "Your onboarding asks for 6 fields before showing any value — users are dropping here. Cut it to 2."
What the report covers:
- Onboarding flow and first-run experience
- Navigation and wayfinding — can users find what they need?
- Empty states — do they guide or confuse?
- CTA clarity and conversion bottlenecks
- Copy and microcopy — are instructions actually clear?
- Mobile responsiveness issues
- Trust signals and credibility gaps
Who it's for:
- Solo founders who shipped without a UX designer
- Early-stage SaaS teams with activation or conversion problems
- Indie makers who want honest feedback before their Product Hunt launch
- Developers who built the product but know UX isn't their strength
Pricing: Free audit to start. Paid plans from $39/report.
Coming next: A Figma plugin that audits your designs before a single line of code is written — catch UX mistakes at design time, not after launch.
Built by a UI/UX designer itself and product strategist who got tired of watching good products fail because nobody told the founders what was broken.
→ brokenproduct.com
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