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LEMANS LABS
Read your own public record before a stranger does
Somebody looks you up before a call or a deal. They read what the internet says about you, and they decide something. You never see that read. LEMANS LABS runs it and writes it down. Your public record - search, competitors, reviews, coverage, and what AI assistants answer about you - scored against a rubric published on the site. Six dimensions, every finding tied to its evidence, the arithmetic printed inside. Seven full samples, free, no sign-up. From $29, one-time, ready in minutes.
I build software products on my own, and for a long time I never checked what the internet actually said about any of them.
Then I did it by hand for one of them. Search results, the pages a stranger reaches first, what assistants answer when someone asks about the category, how many reviews sit there with no reply.
What stayed with me was not that the record was bad. It was that it was already there, already being read, and nobody had any reason to tell me.
So this is that check, run properly and written down. Your public record scored against a rubric published on the site rather than kept as secret sauce – six dimensions, every finding tied to the evidence behind it, and the arithmetic printed inside so a number can be checked instead of trusted.
It is for founders and for anyone who sells something, which most weeks is the same person.
What I would rather you knew before you look: the seven samples are complete and free, no sign-up and nothing behind an email field, but they are illustrative. The format is real, the measurements in them are synthetic, and one is about a person who does not exist, because a real one has not agreed to be scored in public.
Not many people have read this yet. If a dimension looks wrong, or one is missing, or the samples do not convince you, I would rather hear it here than find out later.
About LEMANS LABS on Product Hunt
“Read your own public record before a stranger does”
LEMANS LABS was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #156 on the daily leaderboard. Somebody looks you up before a call or a deal. They read what the internet says about you, and they decide something. You never see that read. LEMANS LABS runs it and writes it down. Your public record - search, competitors, reviews, coverage, and what AI assistants answer about you - scored against a rubric published on the site. Six dimensions, every finding tied to its evidence, the arithmetic printed inside. Seven full samples, free, no sign-up. From $29, one-time, ready in minutes.
On the analytics side, LEMANS LABS competes within Marketing, SaaS and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 991.8k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how LEMANS LABS performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted LEMANS LABS?
LEMANS LABS was hunted by Tom Veber. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of LEMANS LABS including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Tom Veber
I build software products on my own, and for a long time I never checked what the internet actually said about any of them.
Then I did it by hand for one of them. Search results, the pages a stranger reaches first, what assistants answer when someone asks about the category, how many reviews sit there with no reply.
What stayed with me was not that the record was bad. It was that it was already there, already being read, and nobody had any reason to tell me.
So this is that check, run properly and written down. Your public record scored against a rubric published on the site rather than kept as secret sauce – six dimensions, every finding tied to the evidence behind it, and the arithmetic printed inside so a number can be checked instead of trusted.
It is for founders and for anyone who sells something, which most weeks is the same person.
What I would rather you knew before you look: the seven samples are complete and free, no sign-up and nothing behind an email field, but they are illustrative. The format is real, the measurements in them are synthetic, and one is about a person who does not exist, because a real one has not agreed to be scored in public.
Not many people have read this yet. If a dimension looks wrong, or one is missing, or the samples do not convince you, I would rather hear it here than find out later.