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I’m building ScaleOrKill, a tool that analyzes a startup across market, demand, competition, distribution, monetization and retention, then outputs a verdict like Scale, Refocus, Pivot or Kill.

We recently tested it on OpenClaw, an AI infrastructure startup, and it scored as SCALE.

I’m curious about something before pushing this further: would founders or investors actually find a verdict-based startup analysis tool useful, or would this feel too opinionated?

Happy to share the link and demo if useful.

Rocty

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