Your first screen is losing visitors.

Find out how many, and why. First Light reads the first screen the way a visitor does and hands you a score out of 100, five checks and three fixes. Five seconds.

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First screen only · 5 s
Public URLs · reports kept 30 days

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Free · five seconds · three fixes

Five landing pages, scored the same way

Three steps, one minute

Add it once. After that every landing page is one link away from a read.

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Any public landing page. First Light opens it the way a visitor would, first screen only.
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A score out of 100, five checks, three fixes pinned to the screen. Five seconds later.
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Better first screens start with a real read

A score is only useful if it reads the page like a stranger would. First Light looks at the first screen only, runs the checks a design agency uses in paid UX audits, and pins every fix to the spot it belongs.

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lindy.ai82/100

With First Light

Clear. Asks for one thing. The headline is a slogan and the proof sits below the fold.

1Critical · −9
Headline is a slogan, not a statement
“Hire Lindy, get it done.” No category, no job.
Say what Lindy does in plain words
2Major · −5
Proof sits below the fold
Logo row starts below 900 px.
Pull two logos up under the button
3Major · −4
Two buttons with equal weight
Two solid buttons, same row, same size.
Demote the second to a text link

Everything one score hands you

Paste a link, get a read you can act on the same day.

A score, 0–100
One number for the first screen, so you can compare pages and track a fix.
Outcome You know where to start.
Five disaster checks
Login walls, no next step, text nobody can read, a messy load, no clear reader.
Outcome No visit lost to a thing you could have seen.
Three fixes
Biggest first, each with where it sits and what to change.
Outcome Monday's work, already in order.
Pinned to the screen
Every fix marked on the screenshot, so nobody argues about which button.
Outcome One look, no debate.
Ready to hand over
Copy the fixes to a designer, or paste them straight back into Claude.
Outcome The fix starts the same hour.
Free, in your Claude
Runs as a Claude skill. Add it once and ask.
Outcome Nothing to sign up for, nothing to pay.

The card Claude hands back

Not a wall of text in the chat. One card: the screen, the number, the people, the checks and the fixes.

First Light · reportScored 29 Oct 2026 · desktop 1440 · first screen

AI employee for teams

lindy.ai

Clear. Asks for one thing. The headline is a slogan and the proof sits below the fold.

Three fixes · biggest first · pinned on the screen

1Critical · −9
Headline is a slogan, not a statement
“Hire Lindy, get it done.” No category, no job.
Say what Lindy does in plain words
2Major · −5
Proof sits below the fold
Logo row starts below 900 px.
Pull two logos up under the button
3Major · −4
Two buttons with equal weight
Two solid buttons, same row, same size.
Demote the second to a text link

Works · One clear action, repeated in the navFix one, then ask: “score it again” · same scale

HeadlineNext stepProofLoadReader

Five disaster checksThree fixes

First Light score

Read the way a visitor reads

Five things decide the first five seconds. First Light checks each one, weighs what it found and turns it into a single score.

Checks
The five disasters a stranger notices first. Any one of them can cost the visit.
Fixes
Three changes, biggest first, each pinned to where it sits on the screen.
Score
One number from 0 to 100, the same scale for every page.

Every score, and what it cost

One hill per site. Above the line, points scored. Below it, points lost.

Scored
Lost

5 sites scored
68 average score
82 best first screen
48 lowest first screen

Made for pages that have to convert

Different pages fail the first five seconds in different ways. The checks are the same; what they catch is not.

Founders, before launch
SaaS landing pages
You have read your page a hundred times and cannot see it fresh. First Light reads it once, cold: what it does, for whom, and the next step.
Usually loses who it is forOn lindy.ai Headline is a slogan, not a statement
Marketers, before the campaign
Launch and campaign pages
Every click lands somewhere. Score the page before the budget does: one page, one ask, a clean load on arrival.
Usually loses the one askOn browserbase.com Never says what it sells
Agencies, before the kickoff
Agency and portfolio sites
Beautiful often hides the ask. Score the client's first screen before the first call, so it opens with a number, not an opinion.
Usually loses the ask at allOn glow.team Three ways to say hello, none under the headline

What it found on real first screens

The biggest miss on each page, in First Light’s words.

“Four buttons, no main one. Pick one action for new visitors.”
sippio.io48/100
“Popup takes the page away. Open it on intent, not on load.”
hintli.ai63/100
“Three ways to say hello, none under the headline. Put one primary button under the headline.”
glow.team68/100
“Never says what it sells. Name the product in the first line.”
browserbase.com78/100

Two first screens, side by side

One prompt, two numbers, and a line that says where the gap comes from.

AI employee for teams

lindy.ai

/100

Clear. Asks for one thing. The headline is a slogan and the proof sits below the fold.

Checks: 5/5 · passes Loads clean where Hintli fails
Wins on: One clear action, repeated in the nav
Loses on: Headline is a slogan, not a statement · −9

AI guide for SaaS sites

hintli.ai

/100

Gets it, with friction. Shows the live product. A popup takes the page away and nothing says what it costs.

Checks: 4/5
Wins on: Live product shown in the first screen
Loses on: Popup takes the page away · −19

Lindy gets 19 more of 100 people than Hintli. The gap is two fixes on Hintli: “Popup takes the page away” and “headline and demo say different things”.

One prompt: “Compare the first screens of lindy.ai and hintli.ai”

Five seconds, next to five weeks

A full audit still wins on depth. For the first screen, you no longer have to wait for one.

First Light#0001

Time: Five seconds
Price: Free
Scope: The first screen
You get: A score, five checks, three fixes pinned to the screen
Who reads: A Claude skill, the same checks every time

Time5 secondsPrice$0

A UX auditest.

Time: Two to five weeks
Price: $5,000 and up
Scope: The whole product
You get: A 40–60 page report
Who reads: A team of designers

Time5 weeksPrice$5,000+

Need the whole product read? That is what Glow does.

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FAQ

Who is it for?

Founders, marketers and designers who want a straight read on a landing page before it ships.

What does it check?

Five disaster checks first, then a score from 0 to 100 and three fixes, biggest first.

How is the score made?

Every page starts at 100. Each miss costs a fixed number of points, the same for every page, and the five disasters cost most. Two pages with the same number have the same problems.

Which pages can it score?

Any public landing page. It reads the first screen only, the way a visitor does.

Is my page safe to score?

It opens the public URL the way a browser does, reads the first screen and keeps nothing. Pages behind a login are never fetched.

Can I track a fix?

Yes. Change the screen, then ask Claude to score it again. Same scale every time, so the number moves only when the screen does.

Where do the checks come from?

From the UX audits a design agency runs for paying clients, cut down to what decides the first five seconds.

How is it different from a UX audit?

A UX audit reads the whole product over weeks. First Light reads one screen in five seconds, with the checks that decide whether a visitor stays at all.

Who made it?

Stas at Glow, a product design agency.

See your first screen the way a stranger does.

One minute to find out how many visitors it keeps.

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