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Re-grill · 7 Sept
84
Well done
was 64 · +20
Round 2 of 2 · finalLevel up
First viewport of LaunchGrill as captured
What we read · 7 Sept, 20:42

“A contradiction in the record's count makes the proof feel fabricated, undermining the tool's core promise.” 

Level 4 of 4 · Well done

up from Cooked
round 1: 64
now 84
Raw 0–39UndercookedCooked 60Well done 80
4 of 7
locks opened
+20
this round
84
final score · Well done
Badges
  • ✓First grill
  • ✓Cooked — reached 60
  • ✓Well done — reached 80new
  • ✓Before and after — +20new

What moved, and what is left

Fatal · they leave before they understandCostly · they understand and still leaveDrag · it works, and could work better

Opened since round 1 the test behind it now passes

  1. Button labeled 'Grill it' next to a URL input
    Clarity · C5 partial → pass · Clarity 81 → 100
    +6.7
  2. Free. No card, public by default.
    Offer · O1 fail → pass · Offer 16 → 100
    +24.4
  3. Only one tier (Free) is offered
    Offer · O2 fail → pass · Offer 16 → 100
  4. Targeting 'the week before launch' creates a natural deadline for the user
    Offer · O4 partial → pass · Offer 16 → 100

Still shut the same words are still on the page

  1. DragClaritystill there
    Potential problem
    “Input field with placeholder "yourlaunch.com"”

    Users rely on placeholders which disappear on type; a missing label is a minor accessibility and UX friction.

    Proposalyou decide
    AAdd a visible label 'Your launch page URL' above the input field.

New this round

  1. FatalProofnew
    Potential problem
    “"2 launches graded so far" vs 3 cards displayed”

    A visitor sees the math does not add up and assumes the 'record' is manually faked or the product is broken.

    Proposalyou decide
    AUpdate the count to '3 launches graded so far' and the link to 'See all 3' to match the UI.
  2. CostlyAudiencenew
    Potential problem
    “"Not a cheerleader. Not a copy polisher." section”

    The most compelling argument for the product is buried at the bottom, meaning visitors must be convinced by the tool before they are convinced they have a problem.

    Proposalyou decide
    AMove the 'Not a cheerleader' comparison table directly under the hero sub-headline.
  3. CostlyProofnew
    Potential problem
    “The record shows 2 LaunchGrill cards and 1 external card”

    The proof looks like a vanity project rather than a tool used by others.

    Proposalyou decide
    AAdd three external launches to the record so self-grills are the minority.

Don’t break these

"For solo founders in the week before launch" is a precise audience anchor.
"Free. No card, public by default" removes all entry friction.
The 'Not a cheerleader' section clearly differentiates the product from AI copy-polishers.

The four axes

Every point comes from a test. Open a row, or read the rubric.

Clarity35% of the score
100was 81
C1
Paste your launch and find out whether it is ready
pass
C2
find out whether it is ready — Raw, Undercooked, Cooked or Well done — and what to change first
pass
C3
Headline 'Grill your launch before your customers do' uses a consistent metaphor without jargon
pass
C4
First viewport promises one thing: finding out if a launch is ready
pass
C5
Button labeled 'Grill it' next to a URL input
pass
5 passed · 0 partial · 0 failed → 100. Weighted at 35%, this contributes 35.0 of the overall 84.
Audience18% of the score
56was 100
A1
For solo founders in the week before launch
pass
A2
feedback that would have saved it exists — it just arrives after the one shot is spent
pass
A3
The pain is described in the 'Not a cheerleader' section, which appears after the product and framework
fail
A4
Addresses 'solo founders' who are the primary decision-makers and users
pass
3 passed · 0 partial · 1 failed → 56. Weighted at 18%, this contributes 10.1 of the overall 84.
Offer29% of the score
100was 16
O1
Free. No card, public by default.
pass
O2
Only one tier (Free) is offered
pass
O3
Free price point matches the low-friction, automated nature of the tool
pass
O4
Targeting 'the week before launch' creates a natural deadline for the user
pass
O5
Free. No card
pass
5 passed · 0 partial · 0 failed → 100. Weighted at 29%, this contributes 29.0 of the overall 84.
Proof18% of the score
56was 77
P1
The record section with graded launches
pass
P2
Specific scores (64, 35, 65) and dates (7 Sept, 5 Sept)
pass
P3
Screenshots of the grill cards are visible
pass
P4
Text says '2 launches graded so far' and 'See all 2', but the UI displays 3 cards
fail
3 passed · 0 partial · 1 failed → 56. Weighted at 18%, this contributes 10.1 of the overall 84.
35.0 + 10.1 + 29.0 + 10.1 = 84.2 → 84.
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