Collabro
$10 · 10 minutes · one real person

We're the first
stranger in your app.
On the clock.

Ten timed minutes with a real person, graded against a fixed inspection rubric — built to catch the friction that makes users quietly disappear. Not a bug hunt. A first impression, on paper.

See how it's graded

Field report

GraderNick
Duration10:00
File no.0001
Verdict— pending —

How a file moves through inspection

Stage 1

Filed

You tell us where to find your app, what login it needs (if any), and anything specific you want watched closely.

Stage 2

Inspected

A real person spends ten straight, timed minutes using it exactly like a brand-new arrival would — no script, no walkthrough.

Stage 3

Graded

You get a category-by-category verdict and a plain list of what's blocking adoption — emailed to you and saved to your dashboard.

Why this exists

In the age of AI-built software, everyone ships fast — and nobody watches a stranger use it first.

That's the gap this fills: a first, honest, timed look at your app before a real user quietly gives up on it and never tells you why.

File no. 0001

$10

One test · ten minutes · one verdict

  • Ten minutes of real, unscripted first-time use
  • Graded verdict across 7 categories
  • Explicit list of adoption-blocking issues
  • Results emailed and saved to your dashboard

Questions

What exactly do I get?

A rubric-graded report covering onboarding, core task completion, navigation, performance, visual polish, and bugs — plus a plain list of anything we found that would block a new user from sticking around.

Is this a bug bounty or a pen test?

No. This is a first-impressions inspection — the kind of read a real, unbiased first-time user would give you, if they didn't already know your product.

How long until I get results?

Tests are run and graded shortly after payment. You'll get an email as soon as your verdict is filed, and it stays visible in your dashboard.

Do I have to hand over my real login credentials?

Only if your app requires login to reach the core experience. Credentials are encrypted at rest and used only for the one test.