Fifteen minutes. Ten checks.
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Built fast, or with AI coding agents? Walk through these on your own product today. Tick each one only when you have seen it work with your own eyes, not when you believe it does.

1. List every promise on your home page.For each one, can you open the file or the service that keeps it? Circle the ones where you can't.2. Click every button on your pricing page while logged out.Does each one land somewhere real: a checkout, a form, a page that exists?3. Sign up with an email address you have never used.Did the welcome or verification email arrive within a minute? Does password reset work end to end?4. Pay, with a test card or a real dollar.Does the account change on its own, without you touching the database or an admin screen?5. Cancel.Does access end when your terms say it does, and does billing actually stop?6. Delete an account.Is the data really gone, the way your privacy page says it will be?7. Search your site for security words.If it says encrypted, SOC 2, HIPAA or GDPR, can you show the document or the configuration that makes it true?8. Switch off your AI provider key (or let it hit its limit).What does a paying user see? An honest message, or a spinner forever?9. Open the product on a phone, on slow mobile data.Can a new visitor understand what it does and sign up in under a minute?10. Write down the three things you'd hate a customer to discover.Those three, in that order, are where the audit starts.

All ten ticked? Wonderful. You are ahead of most launches.
Some you couldn't tick? That's normal, and it's exactly what the Mechanism Audit maps in full: every promise traced to the code that keeps it, with a ranked list of fixes. Founding price $450 for the first five.

Fifteen minutes. Ten checks.No sign-up.

Fifteen minutes. Ten checks.
No sign-up.