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// Your Claude Code agent, at 2am: // "The checkout page is built. Let me // send it to a uiopsy reviewer // before I merge this PR." → uiopsy.submit(previewUrl) ← 1h 42m later: 3 issues found. 1 critical. 2 minor. Fix notes attached.
We fit into any agentic workflow - take your pick.
A human is about to look at whatever you submit. That should change how you think about what you send.
Not by default. Enterprise plans can sign one on request.
Don’t send us anything your company wouldn’t want a stranger to see, because a real human is about to see it.
Currently in Canada. Your submissions cross a border into Canadian territory when they’re reviewed.
As the pool grows we’ll publish the list of reviewer locations so you can make an informed call about residency.
Real customer PII, medical records, payment details, internal financials, anything under HIPAA, PCI, or GDPR. Production dashboards with real user data. Anything a regulator or your security team would care about.
Assume the reviewer will click every button, open every panel, and read every string. Whatever is on the page gets seen.
Yes, for public marketing pages, pricing pages, and other surfaces that only contain information you are already comfortable showing visitors.
For anything behind auth: have your agent spin up a preview deployment with dummy data and point us at that instead. It’s what we recommend and it’s what your agent is already good at.
Every project API key carries an environment allowlist (staging yes, production no is the common setup) and a credit spend cap. If you don’t want your agent submitting production URLs, it can’t.
Spend caps also protect you from a runaway build loop that tries to submit the same page forty times.
No. Reviews are written by a human, for you. There is no training pipeline and no model vendor receiving your pages.
We may reference patterns we’ve seen in aggregate when writing future reviews (“this is a cliché we flagged last week”), but your specific submissions are not fed to an LLM.
You and the reviewer. Reviews are not public, not shared with other customers, not indexed, and not published anywhere. Your review history lives in your operator portal and nowhere else.
Yes, from the portal. We keep audit metadata (submission timestamp, issue count, credits billed) for accounting, but the contents of the review and the URL you submitted get purged on request.
Email support@uiopsy.comwith the review ID. We wipe the submission and any materials from our side, credit you back, and tighten the key’s allowlist so it can’t happen again.
The faster you flag it, the faster we can act. The reviewer works in a human workday, so there’s almost always a window to stop a review before it starts.
Anything with a URL is easy. Native apps need a couple more steps.
For iOS, you’ll want to get the reviewer onto your TestFlight build.
For Android, the equivalent is a Google Play internal testing track.
Either way, it’s a one-time setup: add our reviewer’s email to your tester list and we’ll load the build on a real device.
Get in touch at support@uiopsy.comand we’ll walk you through it.