Summary
Human testers, ordered and read in one place.
It closes the loop between finding out what confuses people and fixing it: the test is commissioned from the same session that will read the ranked issues and change the code.
What it is
A way to order human usability tests. You give a URL, a flow to follow and a per-tester budget; real testers do it, and the results come back as severity-ranked issues with tester feedback and screen recording links.
What you get
- A test created against a URL, with the flow, the tester count, the audience and the time limit you set
- Severity-ranked issues, tester feedback, screen recording URLs and completion status
- Your existing tests listed, and your remaining credit checked before ordering another
Requirements
Npx to run it, and an API key from the Flinchify dashboard, set in the environment. Testers are paid per head — $10 each by default, $5 minimum — and up to 100 can be put on one test.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — npx flinchify-mcp, then supply credentials