Detection to verified fix.
One closed loop.
AI systems decide who gets discovered. Your site decides who converts. PlayHero monitors the second half — and this chart is the whole system.
One URL in. One number out.
A scan renders your page the way visitors and AI agents both see it, then scores seven pillars. The headline blends them — human experience weighted 0.88, agent visibility 0.12 — because people still sign the contracts.
Full rendered DOM at 375 / 768 / 1440px — what visitors actually see.
CTA visibility, contrast ratios, heading nesting, form friction, per viewport.
LCP, INP, CLS against Google's published thresholds. Scripts weighed by origin.
Value-prop legibility and messaging hierarchy — catches what rules can't, labeled as interpretive.
Four specialists. One domain each.
Every agent owns one narrow detection domain and rates its own severity. Narrow on purpose — a UX finding and a Web Vitals finding argued by the same generalist would weaken both.
High and critical severity, plus lower-severity findings with strong supporting evidence.
Requires statistical significance before surfacing — a bad Tuesday is not a trend.
Enforces Google's published Core Web Vitals thresholds — slow pages lose crawlers too.
Scores AI readiness across the models your buyers actually ask, and flags misframing.
Every finding arrives as a decision.
A Rallycard is a governed decision artifact, not a notification. Every field exists so a reviewer can decide without opening another tab.
Approval starts a loop, not a ticket.
Approving a card doesn't file a ticket into the void. It starts a loop the system finishes on its own — and no one has to ask "did that work?" The record answers.
The Heroboard remembers by page, not by ping.
The Heroboard is not a task manager. Every decision — approved, dismissed, deferred, resolved — lives under the page it belongs to, with actor and timestamp. Over time it becomes the only complete history of why your site converts the way it does.
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Free scan. No login, no credit card.