Cross-device handoff scanner
Find mobile-to-laptop breaks before they cost signups and checkout revenue.
Enter a product URL and app link, then map login, passkey, OAuth, form, file, subscription, appointment, and payment handoffs before users hit them.
Team annual is selected by default: $99.50/mo, billed $1,194/year after the annual discount.
Live audit console
Continuity path
Login riskOAuth redirect drift
Form state5 fields need persistence test
Gemini summaryPlan limits extractable
Checkout QAAnnual Team price locked
Live scans unlock after checkout.
Team annual includes 10 products, replay logs, and issue exports.
5 funnel familiesLogin, checkout, upload, subscription, appointment.
4 handoff layersIdentity, route, state, payment confidence.
2 export formatsJira and GitHub issue-ready output.
1 default planTeam annual for realistic multi-product QA.
What the audit covers
Built for the handoff moments teams usually test last.
Mobile and desktop QA often pass separately while the cross-device bridge still leaks revenue. BookSync Audit focuses on the bridge: identity state, plan state, form state, file state, and hosted checkout behavior.
Cross-device funnel map
See where Android intent becomes laptop action, from login and passkeys to payment completion.
Passkey and OAuth handoff checks
Detect lost sessions, redirect loops, fallback confusion, and wrong-route returns.
Gemini summary readability
Verify that prices, plans, limits, restrictions, and terms can be extracted clearly.
Form and file continuation
Check whether partially entered fields and upload expectations survive device switching.
Risk heatmap
Prioritize blockers by likely conversion loss and implementation difficulty.
Product and engineering exports
Turn findings into Jira or GitHub issues with expected behavior and ownership notes.
Risk heatmap
Prioritize fixes by revenue loss and build effort.
The scanner groups findings into product, auth, frontend, content, checkout, and support ownership. That keeps the report useful after the meeting ends.
High loss / Low effortPreserve selected Team annual plan after OAuth return.
High loss / Medium effortMove passkey fallback to the intended checkout route.
Medium loss / Low effortExpose renewal limits and file rules in structured page copy.
Low loss / Medium effortAdd replay evidence to appointment handoff tests.
Pricing
Team annual is ready for checkout.
Annual billing is selected by default and applies a 50 percent discount. Prices are shown monthly so teams can compare plans quickly.
Starter
For one product team validating the highest-friction mobile to laptop journeys.
$34.50/ mo
Billed annually as $414. Monthly price before annual discount is $69.
1 product / weekly scan- Cross-device funnel map
- Passkey and OAuth checks
- Gemini summary readability
- Weekly scan history
Team
For product, QA, growth, and engineering teams preparing multiple apps.
$99.50/ mo
Billed annually as $1,194. Monthly price before annual discount is $199.
10 products / replay logs- Everything in Starter
- 10 product workspaces
- Replay logs and field persistence checks
- Jira and GitHub issue exports
Portfolio
For agencies and platform teams managing many mobile and SaaS journeys.
$299.50/ mo
Billed annually as $3,594. Monthly price before annual discount is $599.
50 products / API- Everything in Team
- 50 product workspaces
- Portfolio risk heatmaps
- API access and priority queues
Questions buyers ask before checkout
Clear enough for procurement, product, and engineering.
What happens after payment?
You receive access to the paid scanner workflow. The product page stays open while NOWPayments handles the hosted payment window.
Can we test payment handoff?
Yes. The audit includes hosted checkout behavior, success return, cancel return, selected plan retention, and checkout copy clarity.
Does the scanner replace security review?
No. It finds continuity and conversion blockers. Security, compliance, and legal teams should still review regulated flows.
Which teams use it?
Product, QA, growth, engineering, and agency teams that need cross-device readiness before launch, paid acquisition, or AI-laptop rollout.