Website & App Review
A real person clicks through your site, so your customers don’t find the problems first.
Whit personally goes through your website or web app on desktop and mobile, the way a real visitor would, then sends you a clear, prioritized list of what’s broken, confusing, or needs polishing. No page or screen limits.
Simple pricing
- Website Review
- $197
- Web App Review
- $197
- Edit Prompt add-on (optional)
- +$50
The Edit Prompt is a ready-to-use prompt for your builder, written from the findings. It helps you make the fixes — it isn’t fixes implemented for you.
What Whit checks
- Links, buttons and navigation — every one Whit can reach gets clicked
- Images and layout on desktop and on mobile
- Forms, fields and the key interactions your visitors rely on
- Anything confusing, slow to understand, or unfinished-looking
What you get back
A prioritized findings list, so you know what to fix first. Illustrative examples of the format:
- Fix firstThe “Book now” button on mobile doesn’t respond.
- Fix soonThe contact form accepts an empty email and shows no error.
- PolishThe hero photo crops the product on narrow phones.
Turnaround
- Website Review
- Findings sent within 3 business days of your start date.
- Web App Review
- Findings sent within 5 business days of your start date.
- Edit Prompt add-on
- Sent together with your findings list, no extra wait.
Terms, in plain words
- Your review starts once payment clears and Whit has your link plus anything needed to reach it.
- One round of follow-up questions on the findings is included, so nothing is left unclear.
- Reviews cover what Whit can see and use. They are not security testing, and no fixes are made for you.
- Never send passwords in the form. If your app needs a login, Whit will ask for a temporary test account privately.
- Findings are yours to share with your team or your builder.
- If Whit can’t reach your site or app at all, you’ll get a full refund.
Ready for a review?
Choose website or web app, add the Edit Prompt if you want it, and share your URL. Please don’t send passwords in the form — if your app needs a login, Whit will ask for a temporary test account privately.