Use AI all you want. Just don't publish slop.
PrunePage reads your page the way a stranger, an editor and a designer would. It shows you where decision-making stopped, and hands you the fixes, ready to paste into Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable or v0.
A made-up page: what PrunePage flags, and the same page after the fixes. It flags a headline that fits any product, the default AI gradient, placeholder logos and emoji feature cards. After the fixes, the Craft score goes from 41 to 88.
From a link to a fixed page
The score comes from checks on your real page. An editor's read tells you which flags look like deliberate choices. How we test the score.
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We open your live page in a real browser, on a desktop and on a phone, and look at it the way a first-time visitor would.
See what's holding it back
A Craft score out of 100, a plain verdict, and every issue we found, ranked by how much it costs you.
Paste the fixes into your agent
Each fix comes with a prompt scoped to that one change, and a rules file so your AI doesn't put it back.
See what's wrong for free. Pay when you want the fixes.
Free review
- Your Craft score, the verdict and where the points went
- The five-second test and the skim test on your page
- Your three most important issues in full: what we saw, where, and why it matters
- Every other issue we found, listed by name
Up to 3 free reviews a day.
Fix Pack
- Every issue in full, with what we saw on your page
- What to do about each one, in plain words
- A ready-to-paste prompt for each fix, plus one that does them all in order
- A rules file, so your AI stops reintroducing slop
- Headline, subheading and button rewrites in your voice
- Re-scan the page for 30 days and see the before and after
- Your coding agent can run the whole loop through the API
No subscription.
Craft over slop.
We don't try to guess whether AI was used. Plenty of great sites are built with it. What we flag is autopilot: the defaults nobody chose, the claims nobody checked, the sentences that would fit any company.
Every pattern is judged in context. A dark, monospaced look is a decision for a developer tool and a default on a bakery's site. The score is a checklist, so it can't tell those apart. The editor's read can: if something looks deliberate, it says so and leaves it out of your fixes.
Questions
Can't I just ask ChatGPT or Claude to review my site?
You can, and you'll get a plausible list. PrunePage opens your live page in a real browser, on desktop and on a phone, and checks what actually renders, not what the code says. Every finding points at something on your page, and the score comes only from those checks, not from an AI's opinion, so when you fix things and re-scan, you can see what moved.
Will I be marked down for using AI?
No. We don't try to guess whether AI was used, and plenty of great sites are built with it. We flag autopilot: defaults nobody chose, claims nobody checked, sentences that would fit any company. An editor's read then tells you which flags look like deliberate choices for your brand, and leaves those out of your fixes.
What do I get for free?
Your Craft score, where the points went, what a stranger understands in five seconds, the skim view of your page, your three most important issues in full, and the name of every other issue we found. No sign-up. Up to three reviews a day, and one per page each week.
What's in the Fix Pack, and is it a subscription?
It's a one-time payment of $9 per page, not a subscription. It opens every issue in full, tells you what to do about each one, and gives you a prompt for each fix, one combined prompt, a rules file and copy rewrites. Then it proves the fixes worked: you can re-scan that page for 30 days and see the before and after.
Which tools do the fixes work with?
Anything that takes a prompt. The rules file comes with instructions for Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable and v0, plus an AGENTS.md version that most other coding agents read.
Which pages can you review?
Any public page: a home page, a landing page, a pricing page. We can't see pages behind a login. Each review covers one page, so a different page is a new review.
Who can see my report?
Anyone you send the link to. Reports aren't listed anywhere and search engines are told not to index them. The Fix Pack opens for the browser that paid, and your receipt email has a link that opens it on any other device.
How long does it take?
Usually 40 to 90 seconds. You can close the tab while it runs: your report will be waiting at the same link.