Clear answers for the next task.

Choose a review lens, submit one public page, and turn the first brief into a clear next move.

Create a shared home for pages, people, preferences, and the evidence behind your decisions.

Group related monitored pages into client accounts without losing the page-level report and history.

Use the public, published page that a visitor can load—not a preview, authenticated system, or internal draft.

Use the score to orient yourself, then let the evidence and priority recommendations determine the next action.

Know when the available page structure is enough to act on—and when to investigate the page or run again.

Set a sensible default cadence, override only the important exceptions, and review material changes in context.

Keep page history visible in the workspace and choose whether material changes also reach you by email.

Download the evidence-backed PDF or CSV after a completed paid scan, then use it to frame—not replace—the discussion.

Turn a recommendation into a draft, edit it with human judgment, and choose whether to accept or reject it.

Know what changes when you move from a first scan to monitored pages, exports, rewrites, and shared workspace work.

Bring the helpful context, start with the relevant guide, and know where to send a scan, account, billing, bug, or feedback question.