Not another AI scanner
Most tools check that your pages load and your headers look right. That's useful — but it doesn't tell you whether your app actually works. ArgosX independently verifies the real thing: AI drives your app's core journeys, human testers verify what AI can't judge, and every finding comes with the evidence to reproduce it.
| What matters | DIY / vibe-check | AI-only scanners | ArgosX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Features actually workend-to-end, not just page health | Only what you happen to click | Scans markup/headers, not real flows | AI drives real journeys — sign-up, checkout, forms |
| Independentthird-party, not self-graded | You're grading your own homework | A tool, but often the one that built the app | An outside verifier — separate from your builder |
| Human judgmentUX, subjective, multi-actor | Whoever's around, ad hoc | No human in the loop | Vetted human verification on hybrid scans |
| Grounded evidenceproof, not guesses | A vibe, rarely written down | Findings without reproduction steps | Every finding carries a repro trace + screenshot |
| Honest about coveragetells you what wasn't tested | You don't know what you missed | A green check implies more than it means | Report shows AI-tested vs human vs not-assessed |
| Security + accessibilitythe cross-cutting basics | Usually skipped | This is what scanners do well | Same scanners, plus the above |
Independence is the point
The AI that built your app isn't the one that should sign off on it. ArgosX is a separate verifier, so a passing report actually means something.
AI where it's strong, humans where it isn't
AI is great at exercising flows and catching regressions. People are better at judgment calls — confusing UX, edge cases, two users interacting. You get both.
No false confidence
Every report is explicit about what was AI-tested, what a human checked, and what wasn't assessed — so a good score is one you can trust.
See it on your own app — free.
A public scan runs in minutes, no signup. You'll get a VibeScore plus a shareable report.