Let it walk your site and review every page
Give it a list of pages — or let it discover the links — and it visits each one as the signed-in you, takes a full-page screenshot, and runs the AI reviewers you picked on every shot.
A full UX, accessibility and copy review of your signed-in product, in one run.
- Free to install
- On the Chrome Web Store
- Nothing is sent until you choose to
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Sound familiar?
The problem
Reviewing a whole product page by page — logged in, on every screen behind the sign-in — is a day of clicking that nobody gets round to.
Nobody reviews the pages behind the login
Crawlers stop at the sign-in, so the screens customers actually use go unchecked.
A real review is a day of clicking
Page by page, screenshot by screenshot — so it gets done once, then never again.
Feedback is opinion, scattered across docs
Notes about forty pages in one document, with no picture beside each.
What changes
Before and after Dr Urls — Capture
How it works
4 steps, start to finish
- 1
Pick the pages
Type the paths, follow the pages of one of your test flows, or leave the list empty and it maps the site from the current page outward. Up to 30 pages a run.
- 2
Pick the reviewers
Tick any of the 9 presets — UX review, Copywriting, Accessibility, Conversion, SEO & content, Mobile & responsive, Trust & credibility, Brand & visual polish, Perceived performance — or ask your own question in plain words.
- 3
Press Start and watch
It drives your own tab from page to page, screenshots each, and runs every chosen review. Stop it at any time.
- 4
Read it as one run
The run arrives on your dashboard as one flow: each page a step, each screenshot carrying its reviews, ready to annotate or turn into tasks.
What you get
- Every page you chose, screenshotted while signed in
- Up to 9 expert reviews per page, plus your own question
- Optionally, a short action plan per page, filed as the capture's comment
- One flow on the dashboard instead of a pile of loose files
- Reviews that judge only what is visible on the screenshot
Who it's for
Product teams
Review the whole product before a launch, not three pages of it.
Designers
Get consistent UX and accessibility notes on every screen.
Agencies
Hand a client a page-by-page review of their real app.
No surprises
Good to know
What it does not do, said up front.
- The AI reviews run on your own Google Gemini key, pasted into the extension's settings; the screenshot goes from your browser to Google, never through Dr Urls.
- It drives your real tab, so keep that window for the run.
- A review is an opinion about a screenshot, not a measurement — the crawl-based audit is where scores and checks come from.
FAQ
Questions
Why my own Gemini key?
So the screenshots and the cost stay with you: the image goes browser to Google under your key. The dashboard can also run the same reviews server-side if you would rather not hold a key.
Can it review pages that need a login?
Yes — that is the point. It browses as you, in your own signed-in session, which a crawler cannot do.
Will it click buttons or submit forms?
No. Auto review only navigates to the pages in your list and screenshots them.
Also in the extensions
More you can do
A full UX, accessibility and copy review of your signed-in product, in one run.
Free to install. Your work goes to a free Dr Urls account, filed against the site it is about.
- Free to install
- On the Chrome Web Store
- Nothing is sent until you choose to