How to read a Chop Checker result

A small operating manual for the demo: paste an idea, read the verdict, inspect the receipts, and decide whether to build, niche, research, or kill it.

1. Paste the idea

Use a rough product pitch, landing-page copy, target customer, or workflow description. Messy input is fine as long as it says what gets built and who it helps.

2. Read the verdict first

Chop Checker returns Not Chopped, Kinda Chopped, or Chopped. The Chop Score runs from 0 to 100. Lower is better because it means less saturation pressure.

3. Check the receipts

The receipt cards are comparable Product Hunt launches. They are there to show why the verdict was called, not to turn the app into an analytics dashboard.

4. Use the wedge

The wedge is the practical next move: build the narrow version, niche it down, research more, or kill the current premise.