Keep it honest

A product graph tells you what exists. It does not tell you whether what exists is any good. That is Kritik's job: a quality audit built to be run again and again, on every surface of your product, so the answer to "how good is it?" becomes a table you can compare rather than a feeling you defend.

It starts with the matrix. Each criterion gets a maturity score from 0 to 4 on each surface, backed by evidence, and the scores roll up into weighted domain grades. One rule keeps it truthful: an open critical finding caps the grade, so one real hole can't hide behind nine healthy checks.

The quality matrix

Every criterion scored 0 to 4 on every surface, rolled up into domain grades you can compare side by side.

Then come the findings, the part you actually fix. Each one weighs impact against likelihood and states what it costs to fix. It lives through a lifecycle (open, resolved, refuted, accepted risk), and between audits, cheap automated signals flag regressions before the next big review.

Findings you can act on

Every defect weighed by impact, likelihood and cost, tracked from open to closed, and watched between audits.