Quickstart: audit your app in 60 seconds

The fastest way to understand Actuant is to run an audit. It takes about a minute.

1. 1

   Create a free account

   Audits run against your account, so sign in (or sign up) first — every run is saved to your dashboard and counted against your plan. There is no anonymous audit.

2. 2

   Open the audit bar

   In your dashboard, find the "Let's get your app seen" bar at the top of the overview.

3. 3

   Paste your app URL

   Any public URL works — your Lovable/Bolt/v0 preview link, a custom domain, or a Vercel deployment. Actuant auto-detects which builder shipped it. Private, local, and internal addresses are refused.

4. 4

   Watch it run

   The 52 checks run live as a grouped checklist. SPA shells (the empty-HTML apps most builders produce) are escalated to a full browser render so the audit sees your real DOM.

5. 5

   Read your score

   You get a 0–100 launch-readiness score, a model-written "Do this first" line, and an expandable per-check breakdown of what's missing and how to fix it.

What the free plan covers

• One app, with unlimited re-runs — so you can fix something and immediately watch the score move.
• The full report: every one of the 52 checks with its evidence, plus "why it matters" and "how to fix it".
• Agent access over MCP, so you can run the same audit from Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.

What a paid plan unlocks

• Launch ($19/mo) — more apps, agent-executed fixes as pull requests, and the directory checklist with live assist.
• Portfolio ($49/mo) — unlimited apps and AI-visibility monitoring.

Whole-site audits — the crawl that opens every reachable page in a real browser — are metered against a weekly usage limit and then usage credits, on every plan. You can see the limit and top up in Settings → Usage.