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Synthetic users that
find your UX friction

AI-powered personas navigate your app like real users. They find what's confusing, broken, or frustrating — and hand you copy-pasteable fixes for your AI agent.

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THE PROBLEM

You're shipping blind.

Real user testing is slow, expensive, and biased. You can't run 100 users through your checkout flow before every deploy. So you guess, ship, and hope.

THE SOLUTION

Flock changes that.

Spin up 50 synthetic users — each with distinct backgrounds, patience levels, and tech skills. They navigate your app, feel friction, and tell you exactly what's wrong and how to fix it.

Not a bot. Not a crawler. A synthetic UX tester that experiences your product the way humans do.

THREE STEPS

How it works

01

Configure

Paste your URL, pick your personas, and go. Set a goal like "complete checkout" and Flock knows what success looks like.

flock
flock.run({
  url: "https://app.com/checkout",
  personas: ["novice", "executive"],
  goal: "complete purchase"
});
02

Observe

AI personas navigate your app like real users. They narrate frustration, confusion, and delight — in their own voice, with annotated screenshots as evidence.

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// Novice User (patience: low):
"I couldn't figure out how to
change my shipping address. The
edit button was hidden behind a
tiny icon I didn't recognize."

// Severity: Major  · Confidence: 95%
03

Fix

Get findings ranked by severity, each with the persona's own words and a copy-pasteable prompt for your AI coding agent. One click from friction to fix.

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// Paste into Cursor / Copilot:
"The edit-address button on
/checkout uses an ambiguous icon
with no label. Replace the icon
button with a text link 'Edit
address' next to the address
block. Add aria-label."

SEE IT IN ACTION

Not logs. Perspectives.

Every finding is a quote from a synthetic user who experienced your product. Here's what Flock found on a checkout flow in under 3 minutes.

Your checkout flow lost 3 of 4 personas at the shipping step

The Novice User and Security Admin both abandoned at the shipping options due to unclear labeling and missing trust signals. The Busy Executive completed checkout but lost form data when switching tabs. Only the Accessibility Auditor persisted through all steps, though they flagged critical keyboard navigation barriers.

Clarity 0%
52–78%
Trust 0%
55–82%
Would Recommend 0%
42–68%
NU

"I couldn't figure out how to change my shipping address. The edit button was hidden behind a tiny icon I didn't recognize."

Novice User Impatient, low-tech-savvy, first-time visitor Major
Each finding includes a copy-pasteable prompt for Cursor, Copilot, or Claude
BE

"The payment form reloaded when I switched tabs to copy my card number. I lost everything I typed."

Busy Executive Time-pressed, high-tech, expects efficiency Critical
Each finding includes a copy-pasteable prompt for Cursor, Copilot, or Claude
SA

"There's no indication that the payment form uses HTTPS encryption. I see no lock icon or security badge near the card input."

Security Admin Security-focused, methodical, zero tolerance for risk Major
Each finding includes a copy-pasteable prompt for Cursor, Copilot, or Claude

Results from a synthetic test of a checkout flow · 4 personas · 2m 34s · ~$0.14

CAPABILITIES

Everything you need

Synthetic UX testing that gives you signal, not noise. Every feature built around one idea: findings you can act on immediately.

Agent Voice

Every finding is a quote from a synthetic user who experienced your product. Not a log entry — a perspective.

Diverse Personas

Novice users, busy executives, accessibility auditors — each with distinct patience, tech skill, and priorities.

Divergence Insights

See exactly where your novice user gave up but your power user pushed through — and why.

Visual Evidence

Annotated screenshots showing exactly where friction occurred, paired with the persona's narration.

Fix Prompts for AI

Each finding includes a self-contained prompt you can paste into Cursor, Copilot, or Claude. One copy-paste from finding to fix.

Severity Triage

Findings ranked from Critical to Cosmetic. Bugs, UX issues, and accessibility problems categorized separately.

Goal-Directed Testing

Define what success looks like. Flock doesn't just browse — it tries to accomplish your user's goal and tells you where it got stuck.

Before/After Comparison

Run against staging, auto-compare against production. See what's new, what's fixed, and which personas are happier.

WHO IT'S FOR

Built for builders

Speed Confidence Signal

Founders & PMs

Ship faster with confidence. Run synthetic users before every launch. Know where friction lives before your real users find it.

Prompts Evidence Fixes

Frontend Developers

Find friction before your users do. Get fixes as AI prompts you can paste and go. Every finding maps to a component and a fix.

Diversity Insight Empathy

Design Teams

See how diverse user types react to your flows. Divergence data reveals blind spots that homogeneous testing misses.

Automation CI/CD Regression

QA Engineers

Automate UX regression checks in CI. Compare staging vs production on every deploy. Catch what functional tests can't.

MEET THE PERSONAS

Diverse by design

Each persona has distinct patience, risk tolerance, and goals. The same flow looks different through different eyes — that's where the insight lives.

SR
Novice User novice

Sam Rivera

Patience medium
Risk low
Goal exploratory
Help searches-immediately

Gets overwhelmed by dense layouts and jargon. Hesitates on ambiguous buttons or unclear labels.

AC
Busy Executive intermediate

Alex Chen

Patience low
Risk medium
Goal speed-first
Help avoids

Skims quickly and reacts to visual contradictions. Near-zero tolerance for queues or disabled actions.

RM
Security Admin expert

Riley Morgan

Patience medium
Risk low
Goal accuracy-first
Help reads-docs

Notices inconsistencies and treats them as trust breakers. Pauses on mismatched labels that imply risk.

JW
Power User expert

Jordan Wu

Patience low
Risk high
Goal speed-first
Help avoids

Knows what they want. Impatient with hand-holding. Explores aggressively, tries shortcuts.

MT
Skeptical Evaluator intermediate

Morgan Taylor

Patience high
Risk low
Goal accuracy-first
Help reads-docs

Looking for reasons to say no. Scrutinizes pricing. Compares to alternatives mentally.

JP
Accessibility Auditor WCAG

Jordan Park

Patience high
Risk low
Goal completion-driven
Help independent

Navigates keyboard-only. Flags contrast issues, focus traps, missing ARIA labels, and broken heading hierarchy.

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