Roast My
Website.
Drop a URL. Screenshot, dissect, deliver the review your team lead wouldn't.
Receipts, not vibes.
Every roast cites a real element on the page. No generic “clean the layout”.
Every callout names the UX/CRO principle being violated. You'll learn things.
One final blow per roast. Built to download and share.
How it works.
We take full-page screenshots at desktop (1440px) and mobile (390px) — including content below the fold that most auditors never look at.
A vision-capable model grades Design, UX, and CRO against a rubric built from first principles — not generic SaaS critique templates.
Each callout names the exact element, the principle it violates, and the one change that would 10× that pillar. Plus one quotable kill shot.
No one is safe.
“Three World Championship trophies, one CTA that looks like a footnote. The hero section is three years of lap records crammed into a mobile breakpoint that surrenders immediately.”
Pricing
Credits purchased securely via devsforfun ID · 1 credit = 1 roast
FAQ
Design (visual hierarchy, typography, contrast, spacing), UX (navigation, forms, cognitive load, mobile usability), and CRO (headline clarity, CTA placement, trust signals, funnel friction). Each category is scored 0–100 and graded like a report card.
Yes — that's the whole point. Every callout must reference something actually visible in the screenshot. No generic 'improve your typography' advice.
No. Roasts are private by default. Only you can access your result. There's no public slug or shareable URL — you share by downloading the result card.
Usually 30–90 seconds. Screenshots take the longest. AI analysis runs in parallel. Free roasts run synchronously; authenticated roasts queue in the background.
If your roast fails due to a technical issue — bot-blocked site, blank screenshot, or a pipeline error — your credit is automatically returned. No request needed. If the roast generated but you disagree with the analysis, credits are not refunded: the AI reflects what was on the page at screenshot time.