Catch UX problems
before your users do.
Upload a screen. Klyxx analyzes usability, visual hierarchy, accessibility, and friction points — then gives you prioritized fixes and an AI-ready prompt to improve it.
Launching June 2026 · Join the list for early access.
Built for the new generation of app builders.
From screenshot to fix plan.
Klyxx turns a static screen into prioritized UX feedback and a prompt you can actually use.
Upload a screen
Drop in a screenshot from your app, dashboard, onboarding flow, landing page, or mobile UI.
Tell Klyxx the goal
Add the screen type, platform, and what the user is supposed to do so the audit has real context.
Get a clear fix plan
Receive a scored UX audit, prioritized improvements, and an AI-ready prompt to improve the screen.
Structured UX feedback you can actually use.
Generic AI feedback gives you observations. Klyxx gives you priorities, scoring, and a fix plan you can build from.
Generic AI Feedback
Klyxx Audit
Built for buildersEverything your screen needs to improve.
Klyxx turns UX feedback into scores, priorities, and builder-ready prompts you can act on immediately.
UX scoring
See how your screen performs across clarity, hierarchy, accessibility, CTA strength, and polish.
Visual hierarchy review
Understand what users notice first, what gets buried, and where attention should be redirected.
CTA clarity
Check whether the main action is obvious enough and whether competing elements are stealing attention.
Typography & spacing
Spot readability, sizing, rhythm, and layout issues before they make the interface feel rough.
Prioritized fixes
Get clear recommendations ranked by impact so you know what to improve first.
AI-ready fix prompt
Copy a clean prompt into Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Banani, Claude, or ChatGPT.
What a real Klyxx audit delivers.
Every audit includes a first impression read, prioritized findings, predicted user behavior, and paste-ready fix prompts for every tool you use — generated from your actual screen, not a template.
Users arriving at this dashboard may feel visually overloaded before identifying what to do first. The interface currently lacks one clear focal point — attention splits between competing actions, equal-weight cards, and a dense navigation that offers no directional signal.
The strongest improvements are establishing a single dominant CTA and reducing the number of above-fold interaction zones. Most of the fixes are CSS or design-token level — not full rebuilds.
A first-time user lands on a clean, well-organized SaaS interface with clear navigation and a recognizable dashboard layout. The structure communicates “product dashboard” immediately. However, without a dominant focal point or clear primary action above the fold, the eye scans competing elements equally — creating hesitation before the first meaningful interaction.
Three CTAs compete at equal visual weight above the fold, eliminating a clear primary path and increasing decision latency.
Clean layout structure, consistent card grid, and restrained color palette provide a strong foundation to build hierarchy on.
Three CTAs compete at equal visual weight
Promote the most valuable action to a filled, high-contrast brand-colored primary button. Demote remaining actions to secondary styling so there is a clear visual order of operations.
Sidebar text fails WCAG AA contrast
Darken muted gray text to meet at least 4.5:1 against its background. Apply globally via design token — do not patch inline.
Strong foundation. Fixable issues concentrated in CTA clarity and hierarchy. High implementation readiness.
"Upgrade", "Invite Team", and "Create Project" share identical visual treatment above the fold. Without dominant hierarchy, users have no clear primary path — measurably increasing decision latency and early exit risk.
Too many equally-weighted buttons make it unclear what to do first.
No dominant focal point in the main content area. Equal-weight cards eliminate natural reading anchors — increasing time-to-action and raising scan interruption likelihood.
With everything equally prominent, users don't know where attention should land.
Secondary sidebar labels measure at 3.1:1 contrast ratio — below the 4.5:1 WCAG AA minimum. Creates readability friction across display types and variable lighting conditions.
The sidebar text is too faint to read comfortably on most screens.
Top navigation exposes nine items at equal weight with no priority signaling. This pattern consistently correlates with elevated navigation confusion and reduced conversion on primary actions.
Too many menu items at equal weight slow users down and fragment attention.
Users are likely scanning analytics cards before discovering the intended onboarding action — the primary CTA has no dominant visual anchor.
Equal-weight CTAs may increase hesitation during first-session interaction. Decision latency likely peaks before any primary action is initiated.
Navigation density may interrupt directional scanning and reduce task confidence across first and second sessions.
Simple, flexible pricing.
Start with a $5 audit, then choose a monthly plan when you’re ready. Every plan includes scored UX reports, prioritized findings, and AI-ready fix prompts.
1 audit included
Run one audit before choosing a plan. See the exact findings, scores, and fix prompts Klyxx gives you.
10 audits/month
For solo builders and occasional UX checks.
40 audits/month
For active builders improving apps and flows every month.
120 audits/month
For agencies, product teams, and heavy users.
Subscriptions and checkout become available June 2026.
Credits reset monthly based on your plan. Need more audits? Upgrade anytime.
Before you ship,
know what to fix.
Klyxx helps modern app builders create cleaner, clearer, more launch-ready interfaces — with structured audits and AI-ready fix prompts.
Launching June 2026 · Join the list for early access.