Wildcard Dex
wildcarddex.com
distribution readiness tool for indie apps
It reads your site across six pillars: findability, credibility, shareability, positioning, momentum, and vibe, then shows you what to fix first.
every scorecard ships with one of these · four zones: off / mid / good / immaculate
free · no signup to see your number · ~30 seconds
Share the meter on X . Or score your app and bolt the badge into your README.
Drop your URL, get a public scorecard measuring 6 pillars across 23 externally-observable signals, including whether your page reads as a generic AI template. Share card and embeddable badge included.
No vague advice. The three signals costing you the most come with the concrete change that recovers each. The methodology is public.
The $29 Vibometer Audit includes all 23 signals, a copy-paste fix plan for your coding agent, a channel plan, competitor snapshot, SEO gaps, a 30-day launch sequence, and one free re-audit within 60 days.
panel b: thesis
An app stuck at 0 users usually doesn't have a product problem. It has a distribution problem. Your customers can't use what they can't find, and they won't try what they don't trust. Vibometer measures the parts you can actually control: what search engines, social cards, and first-time visitors see when they hit your site cold.
SEO checkers grade your meta tags. Vibometer reads your site the way a skeptical stranger does: would they trust it, would they share it, or does the page read like one more AI-generated template?
“Objective measures of distribution readiness gave me a much more useful way to improve the quality of my product sites. AI tools often agree with you, especially when they helped build the thing. I wanted an honest read on whether a new visitor could find, trust, and share the site.”
Founder note · 003
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One latest coverage-eligible public reading per site. High readings start in the good zone at 70, compare the current methodology and models only, and measure distribution readiness—not product quality.
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