How is Journey Audit different from a Slice?

A Slice copies one component and turns it into code you can build with. Journey Audit records a whole flow — many pages — as a live board and runs an AI UX audit on it. One is for building UI, the other is for understanding it.

Are the captured pages just screenshots?

No. Each page is a live snapshot of the real thing — you can hover it, scroll it, and see the exact state it was in when captured. Modals that opened during the flow are captured too.

Does Journey Audit generate code?

No, and that's by design. Journeys are for mapping and auditing flows, not copying them. To turn a component into code, that's what Slice is for.

What does the AI audit actually check?

It reviews each captured page like a UX researcher would: unclear copy, friction in the flow, confusing hierarchy, missing feedback, accessibility red flags. Every finding is pinned to the page it's about with a severity level.

Can I share a board with my team?

Yes. Every journey has a read-only share link. Anyone with the link can explore the flow and the audit findings in their browser — no account or install needed.

Every plan includes journey audits: Free gets 1 audit a month covering the first 5 screens, Lite 5 audits, Pro 20, and Max unlimited. Journeys capture up to 25 pages each.

Product audits done by AI Agents

Find every flaw on your site before your users do.

Research-level scrutiny for your entire product.

Trusted by people who've built at

Example journeys

Flows from products you know, recorded with Journey Audit.

Onboarding entryLinear

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Pricing explorationStripe

A real audit, not a checklist

Slicer walks your site like a visitor and hands back the pages, the score, and the fixes — all pinned to what actually shipped.

Live pages, not screenshots

Every captured page is the real thing — hover it, scroll it, inspect it. The state you saw is the state you keep, even after the site changes.

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A UX score you can trust

Every flow is scored across copy, UI, usability, flow and accessibility, so you see exactly where it's strong and where it leaks.

Audit report

57UX scoreaudited 1d ago

Copy71

UI50→5252

Usability35

Flow57

A11y71

All314844

Findings pinned to elements

Each issue points to the exact element on the exact page, tagged by journey step — ready to hand to a designer or an agent.

Flow

Language inconsistency during checkout journey

Ensure the item title and descriptions remain consistent with the user's selected interface language. The item title reverts to Lithuanian…

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Watch a flow become a board

Record a real checkout in minutes, then let the AI audit walk the same path.

“I use Slicer almost every day when I'm doing web design work. I'd recommend it to any designer, frontend engineer, or founder who wants to build high-quality interfaces faster.”