Free, and not an assessment
Check your own app before you ship it
Ten seconds of what a stranger sees. Most of what comes up here is the same handful of things every time: nothing telling a phone how to size itself, no way for anybody to reach you, a key sitting in the page source. None of it is hard to fix once somebody has pointed at it.
This is not an assessment, and it earns nothing
An assessment is a different thing: you prove the application is yours, you say what is in scope, the whole rubric is run against it over a period rather than in one request, and a person reviews the findings before anything is published. This is a few seconds of looking at one page.
It also only ever loads the one page you give it, exactly as a browser would. It does not go looking for files nobody linked to — we have no way of knowing the address you pasted is yours, and testing somebody else’s application without their say-so is the thing this whole company refuses to do.
Your application’s address
When you want the real thing
An assessment runs the whole published rubric against your application over a period rather than in one request, with a person reviewing the findings, and it can earn a mark you put on your own site. It starts with proving the application is yours. Here is what happens to it, and here is everything we do.