Detect + Recommend
AI scans your product, connects your analytics, and delivers a baseline UX Score with fix-ready code you can use today.
Corexi is in open beta — free while we onboard, no waitlist, no approval queue.
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We are building an engine that does not just find UX issues. It fixes them, tests the results, and learns continuously. Each phase ships a standalone capability.
Built for the era where AI writes more code than humans — and someone has to keep the experience human.
The problem
Teams bounce between analytics, heatmaps, session replays, audit tools, and spreadsheets. No shared score. No fix execution layer. No feedback loop. AI-assisted development multiplies this gap — and not just in AI products. Enterprise dashboards, fintech consoles, healthcare portals, and industrial SaaS tools ship 10x faster too, and their UX judgment doesn't scale with their velocity.
Where the layer lives
Corexi is built to touch your product at both moments that matter: inside the IDE while you're building, and against the live URL once you've shipped. Roadmap phases below compound across both — detection becomes testing, testing becomes semi-autonomous fixes, and the loop closes faster every release.
Roadmap
AI scans your product, connects your analytics, and delivers a baseline UX Score with fix-ready code you can use today.
Generate fix variants, validate them with synthetic AI users, and predict emerging UX issues before they hit your metrics. Measurable outcomes, not opinions.
Low-risk improvements auto-applied with your approval. High-risk changes stay behind human gates.
A closed loop: detect, generate, test, deploy, monitor, learn. Continuously. With you in the driver's seat.
What we believe
Transparency over black boxes
Every score, every finding, every recommendation comes with evidence you can verify.
Human oversight by default
AI proposes, you decide. No changes ship without explicit approval.
Data over opinions
Decisions grounded in real user behavior and measurable outcomes.
Accessibility is non-negotiable
Including the 15-20% of users who think differently. WCAG is the floor, not the ceiling.