Focus the roadmap
Expose the weakest foundations before a team spends the next sprint on lower-impact work.
Website and SaaS toolkit
Assess your product foundation, find the highest-leverage gaps, and turn the result into a focused improvement plan.
A shared product conversation
Use the planner during a launch review, roadmap meeting, website redesign, or SaaS health check. It makes assumptions visible without pretending to replace testing or expert review.
Expose the weakest foundations before a team spends the next sprint on lower-impact work.
Give founders, product managers, developers, and agencies a common set of readiness questions.
Move from a broad product decision to a performance budget or implementation comparison.
Methodology
Set the product stage, type, target user, and the planning window.
Score value proposition, onboarding, performance, accessibility, analytics, privacy, pricing, and support from 1 to 5.
The displayed priorities and the CSV/JSON report are generated by the same deterministic scoring engine.
Example: early SaaS launch
Turn your performance gap into specific page-weight, image, JavaScript, and loading targets before the next release.
Open Performance Budget CalculatorCompare technology directions using the team's skills, platforms, performance needs, timeline, and budget constraints.
Open Framework Decision MatrixReadiness planner FAQ
It turns your team's ratings across eight product areas into an overall readiness score, category scores, three priorities, and a practical next step.
No. The URL is only a reference field in this version. The tool does not crawl, scan, or make claims about your website's live performance, accessibility, or security.
Each category rating from 1 to 5 is converted to a 20 to 100 score. The overall score is the rounded average across the eight categories, so every category has equal weight.
Consider whether you have concrete loading, page-weight, and user-experience targets, and whether your team checks them as the product changes.
Consider keyboard access, visible focus, text contrast, labels, semantic structure, and whether you test the key user flows with accessibility in mind.
Yes. It works well for an idea, MVP, launch, or growth-stage product because it helps a team decide what needs attention before the next milestone.
No. It is a structured planning aid based entirely on the ratings you enter. Use specialist review, testing, and customer research for decisions that need independent verification.
Download the calculated report as CSV or JSON. This version does not create cloud projects, team accounts, or saved audit history.
The result links to the most relevant next step. Performance gaps lead to the Performance Budget Calculator; broader technical choices lead to the Framework Decision Matrix.
No. It runs in your browser and does not send your entries to Rigid Apps. Avoid entering passwords, customer records, or other sensitive information.