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Your product is fine. The ninety seconds after someone lands are not.

Paste your product URL below. I record myself using it like a brand-new user, then send you the video of every place I hesitate.

72-hour turnaround Zero data stored Delivered from my personal email
I do one teardown per day, Monday through Friday, and send it back within 72 hours. One page, one teardown. Internal tools count too → CRMs, ops stacks, team workflows.
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Who this is for

You know the product works. Your visitors haven't figured that out yet.

B2B SaaS B2C SaaS AI SaaS Fintech SaaS Developer tools CRM & ops software Productivity tools Marketplaces Subscription products
Indie hackers Solo founders MVPs Web apps Mobile apps Platforms Head of Product Growth Lead Product Manager UX Lead
Don't see your exact product? The first ninety seconds work the same way. AI-built or AI-native products included. I watch the product like a human, and the findings are written by one.
01 Value

What this is actually worth

✓Full product teardown video$500
✓Landing page & funnel audit$300
✓First-90-seconds heuristic review$200
✓One actionable fix recommendation$150
✓Delivered from personal email, no sequence$100
Total value$1,250
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Your price today
Free $1,250
M T W T F
One slot a day, Mon–Fri.
Two minutes to send. No call. 72-hour turnaround · zero data stored

This won't be free forever. Once free access closes, a teardown goes back to $1,250.

There is no upsell inside the video. If I find something worth fixing, I'll tell you in the video. That's it.

02 Motive

Why this is free

01

Two reasons. The selfish one: this is how we start new partnerships. A teardown costs me about twenty minutes and beats any pitch I could write, because you get to watch me work instead of reading about it.

02

The other reason is that I can't tell you anything useful from a screenshot and a logo. Most of what is wrong with a product isn't visible from the outside. I have to actually use it.

Most people come to me thinking they have a design problem. They almost always have a structure & decision problem. Nobody settled what users truly prioritize in the use of the digital product you offer, so it tries to be everything and converts nobody. This is why even 'good enough' products leak signups.

This also covers internal tools. Your CRM, your ops stack, your team's workflow. One page for all of it, no version to pick.

The team at .0 Studio
The team at .0 Studio
Building products from zero
One teardown per dayMon–Fri
Sent back within72 hours
Costs me about20 minutes
03 Signal

What I'm actually looking for

Not whether it's pretty. Whether the person in front of it can work out what to do next, in under ten seconds.

01

The first ninety seconds

The cheapest thing to fix and the least examined part of almost every product I see.

02

One job per screen

Four things asked of me before I've seen anything work is four chances to leave.

03

The decision nobody made

When nobody decides what the product is for, every screen argues with the next one. Users feel that in the first click, and they leave without telling you why.

If you already know exactly where people drop off, keep your twenty minutes. If you are guessing, one link gets you the answer within 72 hours.

04 Process

Three steps. None of them is a sales call.

1

You send the link

Two minutes

Your product URL and one line on what it's supposed to do. Takes two minutes.

2

I use it cold

Twenty minutes

First time, no briefing, screen recorded. I don't read your docs first, that's the whole point.

3

You get the video

Within 72 hours

From my actual email address. Seven minutes. No deck, no PDF, and nobody phones you.

.0 11:47
Your teardown — yourproduct.com
▶ 7:04

Seven minutes, cold, screen recorded. The one fix I'd make is at the end. Reply if you want it built.

✓No deck. No PDF. Nobody phones you.

If you want the fixes built, you reply. If you don't, you keep the video and we never speak again. That's genuinely fine, and it still worked out for me.

One link. Two minutes. No call.
05 Proof

Why there are no case studies on this page

Most of my work is under NDA. And logos only prove someone hired me, not that it worked.

So the proof is live: I open your product cold, on camera, and you watch a stranger hit the wall your users hit. Check it against your own numbers. Nothing here asks you to trust me.

Know someone who should see this? Forward this link. No tracking, no sequence, no sign-up required, just send it.

Under NDA what a logo wall would show
What you get instead Rec
yourproduct.com, opened cold7:04
0:12Reads the headline twice
1:40Hesitates between two buttons
4:05Leaves without signing up
06 Questions

Questions people actually ask (before they hit send)

07 Start

Send me your link

Paste your product URL and I'll send back seven minutes of me using it cold. No call, no deck, nothing else afterwards.

One email with your teardown in it. No sequence, no phone calls, no texts. Reply and I delete your address.

.0 Studio One teardown a day. Mon–Fri, back within 72 hours.
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Free product teardown 1 slot left today

Your product is fine. The ninety seconds after someone lands are not.

Built for
SaaS founders AI products marketplaces web & mobile apps indie hackers dev tools fintech growth & product leads
▶Watch this first. It's short and it explains everything.
−7:04
↓Start here. paste your product URL.
https://
Want something built from zero?
The link field opens after the video Nothing to fill in yet. It unlocks itself.
72-hour turnaround Zero data stored From my personal email
I do one teardown per day, Monday through Friday, and send it back within 72 hours. One page, one teardown. Internal tools count too → CRMs, ops stacks, team workflows.
Who this is for

You know the product works. Your visitors haven't figured that out yet.

B2B SaaS B2C SaaS AI SaaS Fintech SaaS Developer tools CRM & ops software Productivity tools Marketplaces
Indie hackers Solo founders MVPs Web apps Mobile apps Head of Product Growth Lead UX Lead
Don't see your exact product? The first ninety seconds work the same way. AI-built or AI-native products included. I watch the product like a human, and the findings are written by one.
01 Value

What this is actually worth

Full product teardown video$500
Landing page & funnel audit$300
First-90-seconds heuristic review$200
One actionable fix recommendation$150
Delivered from personal email, no sequence$100
Total value$1,250
1 slot left today
Your price today
Free $1,250
M T W T F
One slot a day, Mon–Fri.
Two minutes to send. No call. 72-hour turnaround · zero data stored

This won't be free forever. Once free access closes, a teardown goes back to $1,250.

There is no upsell inside the video. If I find something worth fixing, I'll tell you in the video. That's it.

02 Motive

Why this is free

01

Two reasons. The selfish one: this is how we start new partnerships. A teardown costs me about twenty minutes and beats any pitch I could write, because you get to watch me work instead of reading about it.

02

The other reason is that I can't tell you anything useful from a screenshot and a logo. Most of what is wrong with a product isn't visible from the outside. I have to actually use it.

Most people come to me thinking they have a design problem. They almost always have a structure & decision problem. Nobody settled what users truly prioritize in the use of the digital product you offer, so it tries to be everything and converts nobody. This is why even 'good enough' products leak signups.

The team at .0 Studio
The team at .0 Studio
Building products from zero
One teardown per dayMon–Fri
Sent back within72 hours
Costs me about20 minutes

This also covers internal tools. Your CRM, your ops stack, your team's workflow. One page for all of it, no version to pick.

03 Signal

What I'm actually looking for

Not whether it's pretty. Whether the person in front of it can work out what to do next, in under ten seconds.

01

The first ninety seconds

The cheapest thing to fix and the least examined part of almost every product I see.

02

One job per screen

Four things asked of me before I've seen anything work is four chances to leave.

03

The decision nobody made

When nobody decides what the product is for, every screen argues with the next one. Users feel that in the first click, and they leave without telling you why.

If you already know exactly where people drop off, keep your twenty minutes. If you are guessing, one link gets you the answer within 72 hours.

04 Process

Three steps. None of them is a sales call.

1

You send the link

Two minutes

Your product URL and one line on what it's supposed to do. Takes two minutes.

2

I use it cold

Twenty minutes

First time, no briefing, screen recorded. I don't read your docs first, that's the whole point.

3

You get the video

Within 72 hours

From my actual email address. Seven minutes. No deck, no PDF, and nobody phones you.

.0 11:47
Your teardown — yourproduct.com
▶ 7:04

Seven minutes, cold, screen recorded. The one fix I'd make is at the end. Reply if you want it built.

✓No deck. No PDF. Nobody phones you.

If you want the fixes built, you reply. If you don't, you keep the video and we never speak again. That's genuinely fine, and it still worked out for me.

One link. Two minutes. No call.
05 Proof

Why there are no case studies on this page

Most of my work is under NDA. And logos only prove someone hired me, not that it worked.

So the proof is live: I open your product cold, on camera, and you watch a stranger hit the wall your users hit. Check it against your own numbers. Nothing here asks you to trust me.

Under NDA what a logo wall would show
What you get instead Rec
yourproduct.com, opened cold7:04
0:12Reads the headline twice
1:40Hesitates between two buttons
4:05Leaves without signing up

Know someone who should see this? Forward this link. No tracking, no sequence, no sign-up required, just send it.

06 Questions

Questions people actually ask (before they hit send)

Yes. It's how I find clients. A teardown costs me twenty minutes and beats any ad. There is no upsell inside the video and no invoice afterwards. If you want the fixes built, you start the conversation. I don't chase it.

A link and one sentence about what the product is meant to do. No call, no brief, no admin access, no analytics. If I need a login I'll ask for a test account, nothing else.

Staging link, test account, or prototype. Any of it works. If nothing exists yet, tell me what you have. Sometimes the most useful teardown is looking at the thing you're about to build.

No. Internal tools, your CRM, your ops stack, your team's workflow, follow the same pattern, and they go through this same page. There's only one form and one teardown. If you want the software designed or built rather than reviewed, that's .0 Studio's other side of the desk: email [email protected] or book a fifteen-minute call from the button up top.

07 Start

Send me your link

Paste your product URL and I'll send back seven minutes of me using it cold. No call, no deck, nothing else afterwards.

One email with your teardown in it. No sequence, no phone calls, no texts. Reply and I delete your address.

.0 Studio One teardown a day. Mon–Fri, back within 72 hours.
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