Weekly behavior
Did the person complete the review and return without being pushed?
The launch gate protects the product from false positives.
A beta can look exciting and still be unsafe or commercially weak. This sheet separates four signals: weekly habit, paid pull, onboarding clarity, and approval-wall acceptance.
Useful work product
Did Money List items, prep packets, or drafts become something an agent would edit and use?
Safety acceptance
Did the approval wall feel valuable, or did users ask for risky autopilot shortcuts?
Local decision simulator
Pick the dominant week-one signal.
Buttons only. No text fields, no submit, no storage beyond the current browser render, and no external action.
Decision thresholds Tim can use.
These are not legal or brokerage rules; they are product-validation guardrails for deciding whether the next safe local step is sell, simplify, pause, or learn more.
Four of five complete review, multiple useful outputs, credible return intent, and approval gates respected.
Keep Today Board + Appointment Prep + one reviewed follow-up draft. Cut everything else for week two.
Do not sell if demand is mostly autopilot sending, scraping, CRM/MLS writes, or unsupported lead claims.
If comments are positive but behavior is weak, collect better Tim-approved manual feedback before building more.
Needed before any real beta invitation.
- Tim approves participant criteria and final invitation copy.
- Tim approves data policy and private-data boundaries.
- Every public claim, vendor/resource recommendation, testimonial, and compliance-sensitive statement has human review.
- No CRM/MLS/email/SMS/calendar/ad/analytics/account connection is opened by default.
- All outputs remain approved-for-manual-copy only.
This page does not authorize launch.
It only packages the decision. The actual real-world next step still requires Tim approval before recruiting, contacting, collecting data, publishing, buying, creating accounts, accepting terms, connecting systems, or selling.
AI may prepare
Draft, organize, score, and summarize.
AI may prepare local notes, decision summaries, scorecards, checklists, fictional samples, and review files. AI may not make the launch decision or take external action.
Humans approve risk
Every external or sensitive move stays blocked.
- No outreach, recruiting, public posting, publishing, sending, lead capture, checkout/payment, ads, analytics, accounts, terms acceptance, or deployment.
- No CRM/MLS/brokerage/lender/vendor/client/transaction data or system writes.
- No legal, tax, lending, pricing, disclosure, contract, agency, fair-housing, endorsement, testimonial, advertising, or compliance-sensitive claims without qualified human review.
Next best improvement
If real feedback arrives, log it before building more.
Use the decision sheet to choose proceed, simplify, pause, or gather more evidence. The next local asset should only be a participant-invitation review card after Tim explicitly approves that a real beta may be prepared.