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Private beta · for solo founders & small SaaS teams

Watch an AI first-time user try to reach value in your product.

Acuviso sends a plausible first-time user through your signup flow in a cloud browser we host, and records what it notices, tries, and concludes. You name the first meaningful outcome a new customer should reach. You get back up to three of the most important evidence-backed findings about what stood in the way.

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Live review · Trellwood Fictional example
Goal: send a first invoice 00:18 · running
  1. Noticed Two buttons compete on an empty dashboard, and neither is obviously the way to an invoice.
  2. Trying Opening “Invoices” instead—the name matches my goal.
  3. Result “New invoice” is greyed out and nothing says why.
Finding 01 “New invoice” is disabled with no reason on screen →
Runs where
An isolated cloud browser we host. Never on your machine or your visitor’s.
You get back
Up to three findings, each with what happened, the evidence, and what to change.
First version covers
Signup through the first moment your product pays off for a new customer.

A session, start to finding

This is what you watch while the review runs.

Illustrative example. Trellwood is a made-up invoicing tool for freelance photographers, and the user below is simulated. Not a real customer.

Ready · stage 1 of 8 · press Play sample
Fictional example
Dashboard

Welcome back, Maya

Your business is ready. What would you like to do first?

Add a client Create an invoice
On screen Two equally prominent actions
Stage 1 of 8
Read the full activity transcript
  1. NoticedTwo actions compete on the empty dashboard.
  2. TryingOpening Invoices because the name matches the goal.
  3. ResultNew invoice is disabled with no explanation.
  4. TryingLooking for a way to add one client without a CSV.
  5. NoticedManual entry is a small link below the import box.
  6. TryingCreating the invoice after adding one client.
  7. TryingSending the completed invoice.
  8. ResultA required tax profile appears at the finish line.

The report

Findings tied to something that actually happened.

A review returns up to three of the most important evidence-backed findings: the ones most likely to stop a new customer reaching value. Each says what happened, why it mattered, the evidence behind it, and what we would change.

If the evidence supports fewer, we show fewer. A report is only worth reading if every finding in it is backed by something the session actually did.

01 “New invoice” is disabled with no reason on screen. Largest effect
What happened

The user went straight to Invoices, found the primary button greyed out, reread the page, and still could not tell what was missing.

Why it matters

This was the first place the goal felt reachable. With no explanation, the only way forward was to guess.

Evidence

00:29 RESULT — “Nothing on the page explains why.”

What to change

Keep the button enabled and explain the missing step on click, or add one line: “Add a client first.”

02 Adding one client requires finding a small text link. Slowed activation
What happened

The Clients page leads with CSV import. Manual entry is a small link below the import box.

Why it matters

A first invoice needs exactly one client, but the page is arranged for migration rather than a first-time setup.

Evidence

01:06 NOTICED — “Almost missed it.”

What to change

Give “Add a client” equal weight to importing an existing list.

03 The tax profile requirement appears only at the send step. Blocked activation
What happened

Sending the finished invoice opened a required tax form that had never been mentioned.

Why it matters

The requirement appeared after the work was done, at the exact moment the user expected to finish.

Evidence

01:34 RESULT — “A required tax profile appears for the first time.”

What to change

Ask during setup or show the requirement as a visible prerequisite before invoice creation.

See what a plausible first-time user would try—and where your onboarding stops making sense.

Request beta access

Four steps, about ten minutes of your attention.

Acuviso is not a scripted pass-or-fail check. The AI reads what is on screen, chooses what to try next, and keeps an evidence trail as it goes.

  1. 01

    Describe your product

    Paste your URL and name the first meaningful outcome—the first moment a new customer receives real value.

  2. 02

    Check who we send in

    Review the proposed first-time-user perspective and tune it before the session begins.

  3. 03

    Watch the attempt

    Follow what the AI notices, tries, and concludes inside an isolated cloud browser.

  4. 04

    Read the findings

    Receive up to three important issues, each tied to evidence and a practical change.

Where it runs, and where you step in.

A cloud browser, not your computer

The session runs in an isolated browser Acuviso hosts. It never uses your laptop or a visitor’s device.

  • A fresh browser for each review
  • No software installed on your machine
  • Activity stays visible while the review runs

Signing in stays with you

If the review reaches sign-in, Acuviso pauses and asks you to take over privately. Once you are signed in, the AI continues from the same browser session.

See the handoff
acuviso cloud browser · secure session

AI paused

The review reaches sign-in and stops before entering anything sensitive.
  1. 01AI pauses
  2. 02You take over
  3. 03You sign in
  4. 04AI resumes
Ready to show the handoff

Sign-in is the one handoff the beta supports. The AI never enters credentials or verification codes itself.

Private beta

Put your onboarding in front of a stranger.

Start with your work email and product URL. The optional next step gives us more context, but you can skip it.

  • Built for solo founders and small SaaS teams
  • Focused on onboarding and first value
  • Up to three evidence-backed findings

Step 1 of 2 · the essentials

Where we’ll contact you about beta access.

Next: optional details you can skip, followed by a quick security check.