Website Roast AI started as a simple idea:
What if websites could get brutally honest feedback instead of polite compliments?
Built entirely with Framer 3.0 Agents, this project analyzes a website and delivers a surprisingly useful (and sometimes painful) roast focused on clarity, messaging, trust, UX, and conversion.
The fun part? I didn't write most of the code myself.
Every feature was built through conversations with agents. From the analysis flow and scoring system to animations, interactions, and the AI personality itself, this project became a real experiment in how far agent-driven building can go.
What surprised me most wasn't that it worked.
It's how well it worked.
The result feels less like an AI demo and more like a real product people actually enjoy using.
Paste a website. Get roasted. Maybe cry a little. Leave with better UX.
Website Roast AI started as a simple idea:
What if websites could get brutally honest feedback instead of polite compliments?
Built entirely with Framer 3.0 Agents, this project analyzes a website and delivers a surprisingly useful (and sometimes painful) roast focused on clarity, messaging, trust, UX, and conversion.
The fun part? I didn't write most of the code myself.
Every feature was built through conversations with agents. From the analysis flow and scoring system to animations, interactions, and the AI personality itself, this project became a real experiment in how far agent-driven building can go.
What surprised me most wasn't that it worked.
It's how well it worked.
The result feels less like an AI demo and more like a real product people actually enjoy using.
Paste a website. Get roasted. Maybe cry a little. Leave with better UX.