From people using Web Anatomy.

Raphael Zerbib

Raphael Zerbib

Founder, Labonnebrique

We help service businesses digitalize. Web Anatomy is part of our DNA now. Every project starts grounded in the library. It helps us ship faster and give clients concrete improvement ideas from day one.

Quentin Kozyra

Quentin Kozyra

CMO, Mobile Club

At Mobile Club, growth is everything. Web Anatomy helps me spot exactly where our pages are leaking conversions. The section-by-section breakdown saves me hours of guesswork and lets me focus on what actually moves the needle.

Olivier Dumas

Olivier Dumas

Founder, Stanza

I'm a dev, not a marketer. I pull the moves from Web Anatomy and paste them straight into Claude Code. Simple fixes implemented in minutes. No design skills needed.

Karèle Samalens

Karèle Samalens

Founder, Eklo

I run a design agency. Before every client pitch, I check their site against the Web Anatomy library. It gives me concrete quick wins to show them and proves why the redesign will actually move the needle. It's part of how we sell.

Jean-François

Jean-François

Growth Manager, Pretto

In performance marketing, you need fresh test ideas constantly. I dig through the Web Anatomy library to spot new copywriting angles, hero layouts, and section improvements I haven't tried yet.

[FAQ]

Before you start

The research, the library, and how to use them.

What is Web Anatomy?

[01]

Web Anatomy is an AI design research tool for websites. Its competitive audit researches relevant websites for your project and compares their sections. You can also explore the inspiration library yourself.

How is the research tailored to my project?

[02]

Your brief includes your page, audience, goal, market, and language. The agent suggests relevant competitors and reference sites. You review the selection before starting the full analysis.

Can I choose my own competitors?

[03]

Yes. Add competitors you already know and review the suggested pages. A competitive audit compares your page with a selection of 3 to 7 reference pages.

What do I receive?

[04]

An interactive report with section comparisons, screenshots, explanations, and positioning comparisons. Explore full pages, inspect individual sections, and save references to a board.

How is this different from the library?

[05]

The library is a collection you browse independently. The paid research starts with your brief and researches relevant websites beyond the existing library. It brings the comparisons together for your project.

Can I just score my own page?

[06]

Yes. The Landing Page Analyzer scores a single URL on its own, and the first analysis is free. The competitive audit is the larger version: it also picks the reference sites and compares your page with them, section by section.

Can I use the data in my AI tools?

[07]

The MCP connects supported AI tools to the structured library. Your agent can search pages and sections with their analysis and references. MCP library access is included in Pro and is separate from purchasing a competitive audit.