Notes, not vibes
No "consider adding more depth." You get the claim, exactly where it sits, what's wrong with it, and something you can paste in its place.
Editorial scoring for SaaS content teams
Most of your content is fine.
That's the problem.
Kritik reads a draft the way a ruthless editor would — what's unsupported, what's generic, what no answer engine will ever quote, what quietly loses the sale — then hands you the line, the reason, and the rewrite.
Invite-only. We're onboarding teams one at a time.
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Choosing an analytics stack in 2026
BodyIn today's fast-paced digital landscape1, picking the right analytics stack is more important than ever. There are many options to choose from, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.
Our platform is the fastest on the market2, and most teams see results immediately3. Book a demo to learn more about how we can help you unlock the power of your data.
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Developing
Knows what it wants to say. Hasn't yet said anything a reader couldn't get somewhere else.
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Why now
Competent content just became free.
Anyone can produce two thousand clean, on-topic, well-structured words before lunch. Which is exactly why clean, on-topic and well-structured stopped being worth anything. What's scarce is a page that knows something, proves it, and says it in a way a machine will quote and a buyer will believe.
Readable isn't valuable.
Your style guide is satisfied. The reader still finished the page knowing nothing they couldn't have got from the other nine results.
Ranking isn't being quoted.
Answer engines don't recommend pages, they lift passages. You can hold position three for a year and never once be the sentence that gets cited.
Traffic isn't trust.
Push too hard and you win the click and lose the buyer. Push too little and you've written a genuinely useful article for your competitor's customers.
What you get
A score nobody can act on is a score nobody uses.
Kritik doesn't hand you a number and a shrug. Every note it makes arrives attached to the sentence that caused it — and, where there's a better version, the better version.
It won't take your word for it
Tell Kritik what you know to be true and it holds the draft to that. Figures that drift between sections, claims nobody could source, confident sentences with nothing behind them.
The argument stays with the draft
Comments anchored to the sentence they're about, closed when they're fixed. Not a thread in a tool nobody opens twice.
As written
Our platform is the fastest on the market, and most teams see results immediately.
What it should say
In our 10,000-row benchmark it came second at 4.1s — 1.4s behind Ardent, and ahead of everything else we tested. Teams under fifty dashboards were live the same week; the big migrations took about a month.
Two claims nobody could check, replaced with two nobody can argue with. Losing to Ardent on one axis costs you less than a superlative a reader won't believe.
The standard
It will not tell you this is great.
Kritik is built to be hard to impress. Most honest drafts come back somewhere in the middle, and that's deliberate — a tool that hands out nineties is a tool you stop reading by the second week.
What moves the number is whether you know something first-hand, whether a stranger could check it, whether a machine can lift a clean answer out of it, whether you concede the things your competitors genuinely do better, and whether the page earns the ask at the end.
What doesn't move it: word count, keyword density, or how confident the writing sounds.
Boundaries
What Kritik isn't.
Better you know now than three screens from now.
Not a grammar checker
It has opinions about substance, not commas. Keep whatever you use for those.
Not a keyword tool
No volumes, no difficulty scores, no list of terms to sprinkle through the copy.
Not a writer
Kritik doesn't draft for you. It reads what you wrote and tells you where it gives way.
Not a scoreboard to game
The number is there to be argued with. Disagree with a note and it has told you enough to disagree specifically.
Access
Invite-only for now.
We're taking on teams one at a time — few enough that we can sit with you while you set it up, and honest enough to tell you if your content doesn't need this yet.
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