Tired of "Looks great!" feedback? I built an AI to roast your work instead.

    John Brad
    John Brad28d ago

    Hey everyone! I’m John, and I just launched Roast & Review here.

    What I built:
    A free, 14-tool AI suite where you paste anything—your resume, landing page, pitch deck, code, or even a business idea—and get brutally roasted and audited by multiple AI personas (a savage roaster, a blunt recruiter, an SEO expert, a designer, etc.).

    Who it's for:
    Startup founders testing landing pages and pitch decks, job seekers, marketers writing ad copy, and freelancers who want honest feedback instead of generic advice.

    Why I started:
    I was completely stuck in the "looks great!" feedback loop. Whenever I launched a side project or wrote copy, my friends were too polite to point out the flaws. But hiring real experts (a recruiter for my CV, a copywriter for my ads) just to get a quick reality check was too slow and expensive.

    I wanted a fast, zero-BS way to get multi-perspective feedback before I hit publish. So I built a tool that gives you the harsh truth instantly, paired with actionable fixes, and requires zero signup.

    What feedback would help most:
    I'm still tweaking the AI personas. I’d love to know: Are there specific expert personas (e.g., a skeptical VC, a specific type of customer) you'd want me to add to the roast? Also, does the "no signup, just paste" workflow feel smooth to you?

    Happy to roast any of your current landing pages or pitch decks in the comments right now if you want to test it out! 👋

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    Comments (4)

    Sergey Kargopolov
    Sergey Kargopolov28d ago

    Welcome to the community, John!

    John Brad
    John Brad17d agoReply

    Thanks Sergey Kargopolov! Glad to be part of the crew 😎

    Stacy Wycoff
    Stacy Wycoff17d ago

    John, the persona I would want most is a skeptical existing customer rather than a skeptical VC, someone who already tried three similar tools and quietly stopped using all of them. VCs roast the pitch, but a burned customer roasts the actual promise, and that is a harsher and more useful mirror for most landing pages. The zero signup paste workflow is the right call too, the moment feedback tools ask for an account before showing you anything, half the value of getting an honest reaction disappears.

    John Brad
    John Brad17d agoReply

    Stacy, thank you — this is spot on. A burned customer is a far harsher mirror than a VC: VCs roast the pitch, a customer roasts the promise. We're sharpening our Customer persona exactly in that direction. And agree 100% on zero-signup — the honest reaction should be the product, not the funnel. If you test it on a page you care about, I'd love to hear how the "burned customer" read feels in practice.

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