Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Emory Zhang, founder of Judged. Previously @ MIT, quant, big-tech. After building and launching 9 products that went nowhere, I kept running into the same problem. Everyone tells you to "talk to users." But finding the right people takes weeks. User interviews are expensive. Analytics dashboards tell you what happened, not why. And asking friends usually gets you polite compliments instead of honest feedback. So I built the tool I wished I had. Judged gives you fresh, human feedback on your product every 12 hours, which means you can talk with 62 new users every month through their 9,300+ words. You review another builder's app, another builder reviews yours. Every review is held to a quality standard, so you receive thoughtful, actionable feedback instead of one-line comments. Today we're launching our public beta. Here's what you can do with Judged: 🔄 Get a new review every 12 hours Receive continuous feedback from other founders and builders while helping someone else improve their product. 🎯 Ask about exactly what matters Want feedback on your onboarding? Pricing? Landing page? New feature? Ask reviewers to focus wherever you need it most. 📝 Get thoughtful, high-quality responses Reviews are expected to be detailed and actionable. We reward helpful reviewers and hold low-quality feedback accountable. 🚀 Improve before you ship Catch confusing UX, unclear messaging, and missing features before spending months building the wrong thing. 🤝 Join a community of builders Every person reviewing your app is building something too. That means feedback comes from people who understand the challenges of launching early-stage products. We built Judged because great products aren't created in isolation—they're shaped by honest feedback from real people. If you're building something, we'd love to hear what you think. 👉 Try Judged: https://judged.dev Thanks for checking us out, and happy building! 🚀

Judged

Real human feedback on your product in minutes, not weeks.

Real human feedback on your product in minutes, not weeks.