One workspace that shows where signups leak and what to fix

Why it matters. Most founders stare at a low signup number without knowing which step is actually broken — traffic quality, the landing page, or the signup flow itself.

What you get. Enter visitors, signups, activated users, and paying customers for a period. Velora runs your numbers against stage-by-stage benchmarks, flags the single biggest leak, and gives you the three highest-leverage fixes for that exact stage — not a generic list.

Why it matters. "I think people want this" isn't evidence. Investors, cofounders, and your own doubt-riddled 2am brain all want proof, and scattered notes in five tools don't count as proof.

What you get. One place to log every signal — Reddit threads, customer interviews, competitor pricing pages, waitlist signups, preorders — rated by strength. Velora rolls it into a single validation score you can point to when you're deciding whether to keep building.

Why it matters. Vibe-coded apps ship fast and skip the boring parts. Most "why did this break" stories trace back to a missing checklist item, not a missing feature.

What you get. A pre-launch checklist across five categories — product, security, legal, payments, growth — each item with a plain-English why-it-matters and how-to. Track status per item and see your readiness percentage per category before you tell people the URL.

Why it matters. "Trust me, it's validated" convinces no one. A shareable page that shows your actual numbers and progress does.

What you get. A read-only page at your own velora.app/r/your-slug showing your funnel rates, evidence log, and checklist progress. Share it with investors, cofounders, or a community — without giving anyone access to your dashboard.

Why it matters. Your team and your mom both think your landing page is clear. Strangers who've never seen it before are the only useful test.

What you get. Submit your live product for review and get scored on clarity, trust, and call-to-action strength from other founders in the queue, plus a five-second first impression and the exact thing that would stop them from signing up.

Why it matters. A 2% visitor-to-signup rate sounds bad until you learn most cold-traffic landing pages sit under 3%. Numbers only mean something next to a reference point.

What you get. Stage-by-stage benchmark ranges for visitor-to-signup, signup-to-activation, and activation-to-paid, built into every diagnosis so you always know whether a rate is a real problem or normal for this stage.