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Free Full Site Audit: Auto Review for Your UI

Run Auto Review on a public page to find visual inconsistencies, interactive-state issues, form problems, and dead UI. Review findings beside the page. Free, no account required.

What It Reviews

Review Findings Beside Your Page

Enter a public URL to open the Team Review interface. Auto Review starts there. Expand findings to inspect their descriptions and captured evidence. Automated review covers the checks shown in the results; it does not replace a complete manual audit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the free site audit check? It runs Auto Review: automated UI checks and AI visual analysis for visual inconsistencies, interactive states, forms, and dead UI. Findings include the evidence collected for the page.

Where do I see the results? The page opens in the Team Review interface with Auto Review running automatically. Expand each finding to inspect its description and evidence beside the page.

Is the site audit really free? Yes. You can run up to 3 scans per IP address in a rolling 24-hour window, with no account required. Create an account to start your free trial for more runs.

What Auto Review Checks

Auto Review is the same scan the OverlayQA Chrome extension and Team Review run. It scans any page for UI-quality issues: design inconsistencies, missing interactive states, form problems, responsive gaps, dead UI, and leftover placeholder content. A local scan runs first, then OverlayQA's AI reviews a page screenshot to validate and add findings. Every finding carries the evidence it was drawn from, so you can judge it before you act on it.

Need an Accessibility Audit Instead?

Auto Review looks for UI defects, not WCAG conformance. For accessibility, run the free Website Accessibility Checker, which scans any URL for WCAG 2.2 violations with axe-core and AI visual analysis, or the Accessibility Audit workflow inside the extension and Team Review. The bar is high: the WebAIM Million 2026 found detected WCAG 2 failures on 95.9% of the top one million home pages, measured against the WCAG 2.2 success criteria.

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Last updated October 2026