Product Doctor

Start by pasting your site or app URL into Product Doctor, pick the goal you care about (sign‑ups, checkout, activation), and run a fast scan. In one sweep, you’ll see where visitors hesitate, what they try to click, and which steps derail completion. Heatmaps highlight high‑interest areas and dead zones, journey views expose drop‑offs, and replays show the exact taps and scrolls behind those numbers. You’ll also get a prioritized action plan with expected impact and effort, so you can fix the worst blockers first and move quickly without guesswork.

When you’re ready to validate changes, set up an unmoderated task. Write a short prompt like “Create an account and reach the dashboard,” choose your audience, and launch. Product Doctor tracks success rate, time on task, and common failure patterns, while screen recordings capture every interaction. Tag moments of confusion, create clips, and export a share link for your team or stakeholders. Turn insights into tickets with clear reproduction steps and attached evidence, then rerun the same task to confirm the fix before shipping.

Designers can import or link to prototypes to check flows before development. Use motion previews to test transitions, micro‑interactions, and timing, then compare runs to see if animation clarifies or distracts. Switch between desktop and mobile to catch layout issues, target sizes, and thumb reach problems on real devices. For staging or production, enable session capture to watch how users navigate critical paths like onboarding or payment. Map each step of the journey, mark success criteria, and let Product Doctor flag friction so you tighten the experience release by release.

For ongoing work, plug the action plan into your sprint board. Group fixes by theme (navigation, copy, forms), assign owners, and track impact over time. Growth teams can use heatmaps to refine headlines and CTAs; PMs can summarize findings into a one‑page report with proof links; engineers can jump straight to problematic recordings to debug. Solo founders can run a quick audit before launch day, then set weekly checks to catch regressions. Whether you’re optimizing a landing page, hardening a mobile checkout, or validating a redesign, Product Doctor turns real user behavior into concrete next steps you can execute today.