UICheck

Features

Everything a tester would check, on every screen

Paste a URL and UICheck opens it in real browsers at phone, tablet and desktop sizes, finds the layout, form and accessibility problems, and explains each one in plain language.

Breakpoint sweep

Find every width where your layout breaks

Testing five device sizes misses the bugs in between. The breakpoint sweep widens your page from 320 to 1920px in 10px steps and reports each range where content spills sideways, so you see “breaks between 784 and 812px”, not just “fine on iPad”.

  • Horizontal scrolling that only appears between two breakpoints
  • The element pushing the page wider, with a screenshot at the worst width
  • Fixed-width images, tables and embeds wider than the screen
Explore Breakpoint sweepIncluded in Lens and Prism

Safari & Firefox

Test your website on Safari without a Mac

Most layout bugs that slip through are Safari bugs: flex gaps, sticky headers, 100vh and date inputs that behave differently on iPhone. UICheck runs the same checks in Safari’s engine (WebKit), Firefox and Chrome, side by side.

  • Layouts that overflow only in Safari or only in Firefox
  • Text that wraps or is cut off differently per browser
  • Overlapping elements caused by engine-specific CSS
Explore Safari & FirefoxIncluded in Lens and Prism

Figma comparison

Compare your website to the Figma design

Connect Figma, paste a frame link next to the page, and UICheck compares the built page with the design: a visual diff section by section, font sizes, weights and colours of matching text, and design text missing from the site.

  • Headings and text set at the wrong size, weight or colour
  • Design copy missing on the site, including typos
  • Sections that moved, grew or disappeared
Explore Figma comparisonIncluded in Lens and Prism

Full-site checks

Check every page of your website before launch

Bugs hide on the pages nobody opens before launch. A full-site check reads your sitemap, follows your links and tests each page on every screen size, then emails you one report: up to 15 pages on Lens and 50 on Prism.

  • Layout bugs on inner pages, blog posts and forms
  • Broken images, missing files and console errors site-wide
  • Accessibility problems repeated across templates
Explore Full-site checksIncluded in Lens and Prism

Integrations

Send every bug where your team already works

Connect Linear, Jira, GitHub, Worksynk or Slack once. Each finding becomes an issue with the screenshot, the screen sizes and the fix written out, reports land in your team’s channel, and closing a task makes UICheck check the page again.

  • Issues with the screenshot and the element outlined
  • Screen sizes, selector and plain-language fix
  • No duplicates: each finding links to its issue
Explore IntegrationsIncluded in Every plan

Fix verification

Know a bug is really fixed, without checking it yourself

A developer says “done”, the task is closed, and someone still has to open the site on a phone to be sure. UICheck does that part. When a finding is marked fixed, a comment is resolved or its task is closed in Linear, Jira, GitHub or Worksynk, UICheck checks that page again at the screen sizes where it broke, shows it before and now, confirms the fix or reopens it, and emails the result.

  • “Fixed” tasks where the bug is still on the phone layout
  • Fixes that broke the same spot at another screen size
  • Client comments that were resolved but look the same
Explore Fix verificationIncluded in Lens and Prism

Visual changes

See what changed since the version you approved

When a project looks right, approve it as the baseline. Every later run compares each page and screen size pixel by pixel and shows the change side by side, as a diff and in the PDF report. No test scripts, no SDK: it works on any site you can check.

  • A section that moved, grew or disappeared
  • Colour, font and image changes you didn’t mean to ship
  • Pages that got taller or shorter
Explore Visual changesIncluded in Lens and Prism

Review mode

Walk through the site on every device at once

Review mode shows the site in phone, tablet and desktop frames side by side, scrolled to the same content. Click a link and every frame goes to that page; a page that has not been checked yet is checked on the spot and added to the same report. Problems are numbered on the page, hover looks show under your mouse, and on Prism one switch turns the frames into the real, live site.

  • Problems you only notice next to another screen size
  • Hover states of buttons and links
  • Pages you forgot to check
Explore Review modeIncluded in Every plan

Client feedback

Feedback from clients, in the same place as the bugs

Invite your client as a free viewer: they see the site on every device, click what they want changed and write it down, and press Approve when a page is right. On the live site, a Feedback button lets anyone send a marked-up picture or a short screen recording, with what they clicked just before and their browser details. It loads after the page, so page speed and SEO stay untouched, and you can hide it from visitors and share a link with your client instead. Comments, site reports and the problems UICheck finds sit in one To fix list with status, assignee and priority, become issues in your tracker, and the page is checked again the moment one is resolved, so the client sees it before and now.

  • “Make this bigger” with the exact spot marked
  • Browser, screen size, console errors and failed requests from site visitors
  • What the visitor clicked in the minute before, and a recording of it happening
Explore Client feedbackIncluded in Lens and Prism

Change alerts

Know when your sites change, and if it broke something

Pick the pages that matter: home, pricing, checkout. UICheck rechecks them on a schedule and tells you what changed: lines of text added, removed or reworded, screens that look different, words you watch like “Sold out”, and layout problems that are new or fixed. Quiet checks send nothing.

  • A price, date or headline that changed, shown before → after
  • A section, banner or button that appeared or disappeared
  • Screens that look different, phone to desktop
Explore Change alertsIncluded in Lens and Prism

Teams

QA your client sites as a team

Invite your developers, PMs and clients into one workspace. Everyone sees the same projects, checks and integrations, each with their own sign-in and role, and the activity log shows who did what. Prism includes 5 people and 10 free viewers.

  • 5 people included, $10/month for each extra
  • Up to 10 free read-only viewers
  • Owner, admin, member and viewer roles
Explore TeamsIncluded in Prism

CI / deploys

Check every deploy before your client does

Add one step after your staging deploy. UICheck checks the project’s pages on every screen size, compares with the last check and the approved visuals, and fails the build when something new broke. The report link lands in the job log and summary.

  • New critical or major problems since the last check
  • A score drop
  • Screens that look different from the approved baseline (optional)
Explore CI / deploysIncluded in Every plan

In every check

What UICheck looks at on each screen

All plans

Responsive bugs

Sideways scrolling, cut-off text, overlaps, uneven spacing and tiny tap targets on every screen size.

All plans

Mark by design or fixed

Mute intentional findings; fixed ones are re-checked and confirmed, or reopened. One or many at once.

Prism

Live site on every screen

Click, scroll and type on the real site in four sizes at once, mirrored across all of them.

All plans

Forms & fields

Missing labels, hidden or covered inputs, unreachable fields and disabled submit buttons.

All plans

Accessibility

An axe-core audit on every screen, mapped to plain-language problems and fixes.

All plans

Broken images & errors

Images that fail to load, missing files and JavaScript errors in the console.

All plans

Reports clients can read

Plain-language fixes, a share link that needs no login, PDF and Excel exports.

Check your site before your client does

Free account, 5 checks a day, no card. Upgrade when you need every screen, every browser and every page.