CSCase studies

Demonstration audits.

The fastest way to know what a ClawniLab clarity audit looks like is to read one. So we ran our 10-point grid on two public B2B SaaS landing pages — unprompted — and published the full scorecards. Same grid, same friction-map structure, same hero-rewrite format you'd get back on your own page in 48 hours.

Demonstration audits — unsolicited

These audits were conducted independently as methodology examples. The sites reviewed are publicly accessible. ClawniLab is not affiliated with the reviewed companies and no customer relationship exists. Findings are illustrative of our 10-point clarity methodology and do not constitute professional advice for the reviewed parties.

CSPublic scorecards

Public scorecards — fresh launches

Five products that launched on Hacker News today, scored live on our public 10-point grid — score, three fixes, and one strongest point each. No contact with the founders.

dropmypage.com · launched 2026-11-0472/100

DropMyPage

Strongest point: Consistency (10/10) — "Free links last 7 days · Pro links never expire" repeated identically from hero to footer.

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railyard.run · launched 2026-11-0473/100

Railyard

Strongest point: Consistency (10/10) — hero promise matches the Free-tier numbers repeated in the FAQ, no contradiction.

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tickertown.ai · launched 2026-11-0472/100

TickerTown

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.145s, 207.6KB, no interstitial.

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droneship.run · launched 2026-11-0462/100

Droneship

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.066s, 36.1KB, no interstitial.

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scopelock.app · launched 2026-09-2281/100

ScopeLock

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.23s, 70KB, no interstitial.

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eventsend.io · launched 2026-09-3065/100

EventSend

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.18s, 130.7KB, no interstitial.

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apexhierarchy.com · launched 2026-09-3039/100

ApexHierarchy

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.22s, 50.8KB, no interstitial.

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ledge.sh · launched 2026-09-3082/100

Ledge

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.10s, 106.8KB, no interstitial.

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spoondle.app · launched 2026-09-3036/100

Spoondle

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.090s, 17,020B, no interstitial.

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rsscal.com · launched 2026-09-3031/100

Rsscal

Strongest point: Consistency (8/10) — title and meta description agree.

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filefew.com · launched 2026-09-2272/100

FileFew

Strongest point: Perceived speed (10/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.2s, 22.6KB.

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lightdrift.ai · launched 2026-09-2271/100

LightDrift

Strongest point: Perceived speed (9/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.43s, 283KB.

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whami.app · launched 2026-09-2269/100

WHAMI

Strongest point: CTA (10/10) — “Let’s Play” / “No sign-up. No password. Just play.”

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memanto.ai · launched 2026-09-2262/100

Memanto

Strongest point: Perceived speed (9/10) — HTTP 200 in 0.46s, 266KB, no interstitial.

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01How to read these

What's in every audit

Each demonstration audit follows the exact structure of a paid engagement. Nothing is held back for an upsell.

01 — 02

Scorecard & friction map

The 10-point grid scored 0–10 per criterion, then the 3–5 issues ranked by impact against fix-effort.

03 — 04

Hero rewrite & trust gaps

One directional hero sample, plus what each buyer segment expects to see and doesn't.

05

Implementation notes

The top three changes, written dev-ready so a team can ship them in days, not weeks.

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