Hi Product Hunt — I'm Xinchen, an indie developer with ~30 code and digital-product assets and, honestly, $0 revenue so far. Most of those assets were built, packaged, and then barely launched. I kept asking the wrong question: “What should I build next?” Before building more, I wanted to know what a stranger actually sees before checkout. So I built ProofScan. Paste a public product page and it checks 27 buyer-visible signals: category clarity, deliverables, CTA, pricing, screenshots, refund/support language, and basic page hygiene. The free scan returns a score and the top 3 fixes. The $19 report expands that into all checks, export, deeper AI analysis, and 3 rewritten hero lines. I also ran it on 13 pages, including my own. The recurring problems were boring but costly: unclear product category, vague deliverables, buried CTA, and missing risk-reversal copy. Important boundary: ProofScan does not inspect private code and cannot promise sales. It is a fast way to find buyer-visible trust gaps before spending more time on traffic. I would genuinely value blunt feedback: 1. Does the result feel specific enough to act on? 2. Which check feels wrong or missing? 3. Would you trust this before launching a product page? Thanks for trying it.

ProofScan

🔍 Scan your product page for buyer trust gaps

🔍 Scan your product page for buyer trust gaps