TestMyVibes: a site that checks other sites, built the way we build yours

You fix one thing on your site. You hit save. It looks fine. Then a week later a customer tells you the booking button stopped working on their phone. You had no idea.

Every site owner has had that week. TestMyVibes is a tool we built so that week comes less often.

TestMyVibes is our own product. It is not a client site, and nobody paid us to build it. We use it, and we sell it to people who build apps.

What a visitor can do

The idea on the TestMyVibes home page is simple. You paste the web address of your site. You pick the kind of test you want. Then someone, or something, uses your site like a real visitor would.

There are two ways to run a test:

• An AI agent. It opens your site in a real browser and clicks through it. It runs on its own.
• A person. The job waits in a line until a human checker picks it up.

When the test is done, you get a report. Each item on the list is marked pass or fail. You get screenshots. You get a screen recording, so you can watch what the tester saw.

The site also has a side for testers. People can sign up as checkers and get paid to find bugs. So it is a small market, too: site owners on one side, checkers on the other.

Built for people who build with AI

TestMyVibes is made for people who build apps with AI coding tools. Their AI writes the code fast. But fast code still needs someone to click every button.

So TestMyVibes is made to plug into those tools. A coding tool can ask for a test, wait for the report, and fix what failed. The home page even shows the plain sentence a builder can type to set it up: "Set up TestMyVibes to test my app after every deploy."

That one sentence says a lot about how we work. You do not have to write the setup by hand. You say what you want, and the AI does the wiring.

How we built it

We built TestMyVibes by vibe coding, the same way we build every site we make. We told it what to do in plain English. The AI wrote the change. We checked it. Then we did it again.

A request might be "add a pass or fail mark next to each item in the report." Or "show the price on the page before someone pays." Small, clear asks, one at a time.

We also test TestMyVibes with TestMyVibes. If it is good enough to check other sites, it should check its own.

What a business owner can take from it

You may never need a tool like this. But the lesson behind it fits every small business site.

Test the things that matter most. On your site, that is your contact form, your booking page and your payment button. If one of those breaks, you lose a person who wanted to reach you.

That is why testing is part of every Launch. When we set up your booking, we make one real test booking with you. When we set up payments, we check that money lands in your own Stripe, PayPal or Square account. An AI keeps a written checklist of your Launch. A person, your operator, signs off only when each item has passed or you told us you do not want it.

And once your site is live, you can make changes by typing, like "add our new Saturday hours." Then click through it yourself, just like a tester would.

Start with your own site

See TestMyVibes for yourself, and browse the rest of our portfolio. If you want a site that is set up and tested with you, look at our starters. A Launch is $2,500, once, with two hours of live building.

Book a free call, or try See what you'd get and we will show you what a Launch would set up for your business.