Ten agents, one URL
Ten agents to meet your audience. Promising.
“it uh, creates like 10 different agents which will go through your website and understand uh, your audience”
Teardown 02
Ten AI personas and a wait with no end in sight
“Ten AI agents go through your website to understand your audience, then tell you who will buy, how the site performs, and what to improve.”
11 screens · about 3 min
start ▶I want to know who'd buy before I build more.
10 different agents will go through your website and understand your audience.
Fig. 1: Step one: share your website.
Ten agents to meet your audience. Promising.
“it uh, creates like 10 different agents which will go through your website and understand uh, your audience”
✓ Picked up from your website
Fig. 2: Setup, filled in from the site.
It read the site for me. Nice.
“You can add information like what you sell, who buys it, where they are. But mostly it can pick up information from the website itself.”
Choose from the options, or add your own answer.
Fig. 3: Choose your audience, then the countries.
Pick who to talk to, then the countries.
“it will first ask what kind of people do you want to talk to.”
Fig. 4: The build screen: no count, no clock.
Still building…
“it's taking it like ages to uh, completely build the personas.”
Fig. 5: Start a study stays grey.
Locked out, and nobody says for how long.
“I cannot click on the start a study button after it has not yet been done building the 10 personas.”
Building your personas
Fig. 6: The dots, up close.
Progress, or a slideshow?
“There is a uh, progress bar, but it also looks like a scrollable bar”
Fig. 7: No back, no save.
Can I leave without losing it?
“can I go back from here or not? I feel it is intentionally making it difficult for me to understand what is happening.”
Fig. 8: The dashboard, once you're in.
Once you're in, the studies are well made.
“it has like four options. One is user interviews, uh, landing page test, message testing, and A/B testing.”
Compare two versions of a page with your audience.
⚠ Enter a publicly available website
Fig. 9: A/B test: public sites only.
What about the thing I haven't shipped yet?
“Over here you have to give a publicly available website to do the A/B testing”
Now: building persona 5
Fig. 10: Before and after: count it, show it.
Tell me where we are.
“A clear progress indicator showing how many personas are done and what the system is doing, not carousel-style dots”
C
Our grade
Speed was the promise. The wait broke it.
“A useful idea with a well-structured set of study types, let down by the wait. When the product's main promise is speed, a long, opaque build step is the worst place to lose trust.”