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Would a million people find your website?
Tyllara is a simulated planet. Seven AI personas with everyday lives live with your website for months, come back or leave, and tell you why. A million simulated people show who finds it through search, ads or word of mouth.
Good to know: the app and the reports are in German for now. Your browser can translate them.
Why this exists
Most website checkers measure speed and tags. They tell you whether your site works. They do not tell you whether a tired nurse understands your offer after a long shift, or whether a retired carpenter trusts it enough to call. Tyllara simulates that view, before your first real visitor and without recruiting anyone.
How it works
- Enter an address. Tyllara reads what is public: the homepage and up to four subpages. It identifies itself as «TyllaraBot» and respects robots.txt.
- Watch the planet. Seven personas experience your site week after week. A nurse, a project manager, a designer, an electrician, a student, a retired carpenter and a teenager, aged 16 to 71.
- Read the report. Scores for usability, content, technology, trust, conversion and accessibility, findings, what to do first, who found the site, and the personas in their own words.
What it is not
Tyllara is a simulation, a help for thinking about your website. The personas are language models. The million is simulated. No number is a measurement of real visitors or a forecast, and results can differ from run to run. For decisions that matter, talk to real people. Read more about what synthetic users can and cannot do.
Pricing
The first three minutes of every run are free. A full half year with report costs CHF 20 during the beta. No subscription. Payment runs through Paddle. Longer runs are on a waiting list. Tyllara is still in development, so features and calculations can change and errors or outages can happen.
Questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. An address is enough.
Can I test a site that is not mine?
Yes, as long as you respect other people's rights. Results are simulated opinions, not facts about the owner. If robots.txt forbids reading, Tyllara does not test.
Does my website go to an outside AI service?
No. The language models run on PCM Vision's own computer. Details are in the privacy policy (German).
Why are the reports in German?
Tyllara started in Switzerland and the personas speak German today. Your browser can translate them.