Sensei

product to see what's broken. Point it at your homepage and it reads your product the way a sharp, ruthless outsider would — then scores it across four fixed lenses: Market Fit (is the problem real and aimed at someone specific), Strategy (is there a road to an actual business), Presence (how the product reads to a cold stranger in the first five seconds), and Edge (the one thing a fast follower can't copy). Every product is judged against the same rubric, scored 0–100, so the number means something across readings — unlike a chatbot, which hands you a fresh, agreeable opinion every time you ask. Where Sensei differs from a one-time audit is what happens after the first reading. It refuses to give you five balanced options; it commits to the single highest-leverage move to make this week. When you ship that move, it re-reads the exact thing you changed and verifies whether it actually moved the number. Move, verify, next — a loop, not a verdict. Every reading builds on the last: Sensei remembers what you shipped, what you ignored, and what you swore you'd fix, and it holds the line. The longer you build, the sharper it gets. While you build, it also keeps watch — on your live site, your competitors, and your category. A rival drops their price, ships a new page, or repositions, and you hear it from Sensei instead of finding out from your churn report. Connect Stripe, Plausible, or Vercel Analytics and the readings sharpen further with your real numbers. The first reading is free with no account — three minutes, paste your URL. Then a full month free with no card, and $29/month after that, against the $15,000 a strategy consultant charges for the same outside read, delivered once and stale by your next release.