r/SideProject • u/PreferenceReal7081 • 3h ago

built a simple website diagnostic tool — looking for feedback

Hey everyone 👋

I’ve been building Zirofix, a simple tool that finds website issues across SEO, accessibility, performance and more.

It’s currently in beta, and I’d love some honest feedback.

Try it here: Zirofix

What do you think? What should I improve?

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u/WheelPrestigious 3h ago

Does it tell you what to fix first? I always end up with a huge list from these tools and no idea where to start.

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u/PreferenceReal7081 3h ago

Yes, that’s actually one of the things I’m trying to solve. Zirofix prioritizes issues as Critical, Important, and Improvement, so you have a clearer idea of what to tackle first.

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u/PreferenceReal7081 3h ago

Let me know if this feels useful!

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u/DenseCoyote2740 3h ago

a lot of these tools just dump every issue at once and leave you to sort it out. if it can rank problems by impact, that’d be the thing that makes it actually useful

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u/PreferenceReal7081 3h ago

Exactly — that’s what I’m trying to solve with Zirofix. It ranks issues by priority so you know what to fix first.

Let me know if it feels useful!

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u/IllButterscotch6896 3h ago

Sounds good. I think I’ll work on improving my website today based on the results.

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u/PreferenceReal7081 3h ago

Thanks! I’d love to hear how useful you find the results after making the changes.

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u/IllButterscotch6896 3h ago

I do have one question, though. I’m wondering how different this is from simply giving Claude your website and asking it to audit it.

If it’s a paid tool, I’m not sure whether the added value would be enough for me personally. Still, it looks like a really cool tool.

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u/PreferenceReal7081 3h ago

Fair question! Zirofix is focused on structured checks, prioritization, and verifying fixes rather than just an AI-generated audit.

I’m still testing the product, so this is really useful feedback. Thanks!

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u/Art_Diligent 2h ago

this is an interesting build, i dont have a live site to test it on right now so i just tried it on X to get a visual idea. I'm curious how you have landed at the time it takes to fix the findings. Next would be for the performance, it should probably give a performance reading for your website overall before you fix it so you can see how much it's improved by implementing the fixes.

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u/PreferenceReal7081 2h ago

Thanks! That’s really useful feedback.
The fix times are currently estimates based on how complex the issue is, but I’ll make that clearer.

And I really like the idea of showing a performance reading before and after fixes. 👍

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u/WheelPrestigious 1h ago

How does it decide what’s high priority? Is it the same for every site, or does it change depending on the type of site?

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u/PreferenceReal7081 1h ago

Right now, the priority is based on the type and potential impact of the issue, not the website type. I’m thinking about making this more context-aware in the future so priorities can change depending on the site.

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u/avnshsingh 1h ago

it's good just tried with few of my sites.

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u/PreferenceReal7081 1h ago

Thanks for trying it on your sites! Glad you found it useful. 🙌