Each review skill is powerful alone. Together, they cover the full product lifecycle.
Step 1: UX Review Step 2: Product Diagnostics Step 3: Ad Review
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Input: Screen recording Input: UX report + events + DB Input: Ad folder + strategy
Output: "Here's what's Output: "Here's proof it IS Output: "Here's what's wrong
broken in the UX" broken, and the cost" with your ads"
Predictive Validated Acquisition
"This will hurt retention" "This DID hurt retention by 14pp" "Ads aren't doing their job"
- UX Review alone gives well-reasoned predictions without proof.
- Product Diagnostics alone gives data without actionable design recommendations.
- Ad Review alone tells you what's wrong with creatives without knowing if the product delivers.
- Together, you validate the entire user journey: ads bring users in, the product retains them, the data proves it works.
All three review skills support multiple output formats:
| Format | Extension | Best for | Available in |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTML | .html |
Interactive viewing, embedded screenshots | All review skills |
| Word | .docx |
Sharing with stakeholders | All review skills |
| Excel | .xlsx |
Sorting/filtering data | Product Diagnostics |
Say nothing for HTML (default), "word" or "docx" for Word, "both" for HTML + Word, "excel" for Excel, or "all" for everything.