Every website grader is really someone's checklist. 3Drake deletes the checklist. Paste a URL. Claude, GPT and Gemini each fetch your site live, decide for themselves what matters, and give it a number. No criteria. No scale. It can be 0, or 1, or 1,000,000 — the model's call, not mine. I never average the three scores, because the disagreement is the point. Free, no account, every review public. AI can make mistakes, gloriously so.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I kept asking myself a question I couldn't answer: when an AI model looks at my website, with nobody telling it what to care about, what does it actually understand? What does it think it knows? What does it believe?
Every website grader I tried answered a different question. They're all the same tool underneath — someone wrote a checklist (page speed, headings, keyword density) and the software marks you against it. The checklist is the product. The judgment was never the machine's.
So 3Drake does the opposite. Each model gets one thing: your URL. It fetches your site itself, live, and decides on its own what matters.
The design decision that took me longest to accept: no scale. My first version said "score from 1 to 10" — and every model politely returned a 7. I learned nothing. So I removed the scale entirely. Now the model has to invent its own, and the scale it invents turns out to be the most revealing thing it produces. Scores range from 0 to genuinely absurd numbers.
I also refuse to average the three scores into one clean number, even though everyone asks me to. When one model says 12 and another says 40,000 about the same page in the same minute, that gap says more than any average could. And the models often disagree about something more useful than quality — they disagree about what your website is even for.
Being upfront: this is a subjective AI opinion, not an audit. A genuinely great site can be handed a 0. AI can make mistakes. Read the reasoning, not the number.
Free, no account, every review public.
I'd love to know: what did the models get wrong about your site? I'm collecting the ones where a model confidently decided a business was about something it absolutely isn't 😅