Try it on a tough crowd first.
Put your talk, deck, or paper in front of a panel of synthetic reviewers — a skeptical investor, a pragmatic CTO, a hostile peer reviewer — and get an honest verdict before the real room does.
Marcus Webb
Pragmatic CTO
“The gift-versus-product framing is genuinely useful — but you skip the operational half. Who owns this at 3am? Show me the migration path and I’m sold.”
live verdict
See it in action
A real audit of the essay “Why Most Internal Tools Die” — four reviewers, full rubric, panel synthesis. Actual product output, not marketing copy.
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pricing
Credits, never subscriptions
Credits never expire. An audit costs one credit per reviewer plus one for the synthesis; longer material costs a little more, since every reviewer reads all of it.
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$29 one-time
20 credits
≈ 4 full five-persona audits
$1.45 per credit · never expires
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