Paste a plan. See what to delete.
No Part returns a short verdict — what to cut, what to keep, and one sentence of why.
Sample verdict
A six-line grocery-app spec. Same rules as a paid pass.
- keep
Users can scan grocery barcodes to add items to their pantry.
It traces to something a user actually does, and no rule argues for cutting it — keep.
- keep
The app tracks expiry dates and reminds people before food goes bad.
It traces to something a user actually does, and no rule argues for cutting it — keep.
- delete
AI-powered recipe ideas personalized to each user's taste profile.
A technology in search of a reason — bring it back when it solves a named problem.
- delete
A social feed where users share what they cooked, with likes and…
A social layer bolted onto a tool — if the tool is good, word travels without it.
- delete
Competitors have meal-planning calendars, so we need one too.
Its only argument is that someone else built it — that is an echo, not a requirement.
- keep
Users can export their pantry and lists as a CSV file.
It traces to something a user actually does, and no rule argues for cutting it — keep.
Run it on yours — $9, one shot
No account. The full pass is on the next page, and a copy goes to the email you give at payment.
No account. Your email is asked for once, at payment, so the result can be sent to you. The full pass appears on screen right after, too.
How it works
- 1.Paste a plan, spec, landing draft, or feature list.
- 2.Pay $9 once. There is no account and nothing recurs.
- 3.Read the verdict: what to delete, what to keep, and why.