An autonomous customer walks your funnel · prototype
Point it at a site you own or are authorised to audit, give it a job to do — "understand the pricing and start a trial", "find out how to cancel" — and it walks the funnel as a customer would, one page at a time.
Each page gets both halves of an audit: machine checks (status, speed, titles, headings, alt text, form labelling, field count) and a customer's read (what they understood, what tripped them up, what they would click next and why). Then a report over the whole walk.
The rules it keeps. It identifies itself honestly in its user-agent, it obeys robots.txt, it stays on one origin, it never invents an identity, and it never submits a form or creates an account — a signup journey ends at the signup form, described but not filled in.
robots.txt
What it cannot see. It reads server-rendered HTML. A client-rendered app looks near-empty to it, and it takes no screenshots — a real build would drive a browser.
This tool only audits sites whose owner has agreed to it. That is the whole difference between an auditor and a bot crawling somebody's funnel uninvited.