FixGuard opens your site in a real browser, submits your forms and follows every link. Each finding comes back as a prompt scoped to one element, so your builder fixes one thing instead of regenerating the page.
The report
A real shared report, as a client sees it. Every lost point names what was observed and where.
Out of 100, so progress is a number, not a feeling.
Forms, navigation, assets, reachability, accessibility, speed and mobile, each weighted.
Each finding in plain words, with the technical detail one click away.
The hidden failures
The page told the visitor it worked. The network tells a different story.
Forms · silent success
A form can show a confirmation and send no request at all, or send one that comes back 500. FixGuard fills it with clearly labelled test data, submits it, and tells you which of those actually happened.
POST /contact → 500
form#contact → success shown, 0 requests sent
Routes · 404 · loops
Every internal link is followed, not just listed. Loops, soft 404s and dead routes are named by the path a visitor would click.
GET /pricing → 404 GET /old-blog → 301 → 301 → loop
Third parties
Every host that receives a request when someone opens your page, including the ones your scripts loaded on their own.
hosts contacted: 24 analytics · ads · cdn · fonts
Why it saves credits
"Fix the contact form" makes an AI builder re-read the whole project and regenerate a section. A finding that names one element, one behaviour and the evidence lets it change one rule and stop.
What people usually paste
The contact form is broken, please fix it.
Rewrites the section · spends a credit · often breaks something else
A scoped finding illustrative
In form#contact only: the success message shows before the request finishes, and POST /contact returns 500. Show it only after a 2xx response, and an error otherwise. Do not change the layout, styles or any other section.
One element · one behaviour · nothing else touched
How it works
No setup, no snippet. An address and a real browser doing what a visitor does.
Nothing to install on your site.
Loads like a visitor, fills every form, presses submit.
Out of 100, with the request that cost each point.
Paste it back, or hand it to whoever fixes it.
Proof
The same AI-built site, audited before and after each finding was pasted back as a prompt. No rewrites, no redesigns: just the fixes FixGuard named.
Health score
49→97
Critical findings
11→0
Silent form failures
3→0
Who it is for
AI builder users
Catch the form that says Thanks! while sending nothing, before anyone else sees it.
Freelancers and agencies
A PDF certificate, a client-safe link and a before-and-after that lands with the invoice.
Clients reviewing a build
The report names the path and the selector, so the fix is not a matter of opinion.
FAQ
Straight answers, in the same words the reports use.
See every question →No. There is no snippet, tag or agent to add. FixGuard loads your site in its own browser the way a visitor would. Nothing changes on your end.
Never. To check pages behind a login you sign in yourself and hand FixGuard the resulting session, which is scoped, expiring and revocable. Forms containing a password, card or ID field are never submitted.
Around 30 seconds for a single page with the seven default checks. Following your sitemap and internal links takes longer, in proportion to how many routes it finds.
No, and it will not claim to. FixGuard sees whether your form's request left the page and what came back. The mail your host then sends goes to you, not to FixGuard.
Yes. Audits stay private to your account. Shareable links expire on a schedule you set, and no cookie or token values are ever stored.
Ready when you are
One URL and a free account. No snippet, no card.