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.
Included in Lens and Prism · Free plan to try UICheck, no card needed
How it works
- 1
Add a page or a project
Paste a page, or switch on monitoring for a saved project with its pages, sizes and login.
- 2
Choose how often and what matters
Weekly or daily (Prism: every 6 hours), text, look and problem alerts, sensitivity and words to watch.
- 3
Get only the changes
An email and a Slack message with before → after text, the screens that changed and a link to the report.
What it catches
- 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
- Watched words like “Sold out” or “Free shipping”
Questions
How is this different from Visualping?
Visualping watches any page, mostly one desktop view. UICheck watches the sites you build on every screen size, and the same check finds layout problems with their fixes, so the alert tells you whether the change broke something.
Won’t I get an email every time?
No. Content that only moved, relative times like “5 minutes ago” and changes below the sensitivity you choose are ignored, and quiet checks send nothing. You can also turn text, look or problem alerts off per page.
How often can it check?
Weekly or daily on Lens, also every 6 hours on Prism. Every screen size is checked weekly; checks in between use a phone and a desktop size, and don’t count against your daily checks.
More answers in the FAQ
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