Product Health Scorecard
What is actually holding your product back?
A calm, evidence-aware assessment for founders and product leaders. It helps identify where value may be breaking—and where to investigate before committing more time, money or engineering effort.
A familiar situation
You are shipping. Users arrive. Growth is still weaker than expected.
More features ship. More channels get tried. Effort rises faster than results, and nobody in the room can say why. When that happens the constraint is rarely where the most work is going. It is somewhere value stops flowing.
What you receive
A signal, in context—not a score out of context.
A Product Health map across the connected stages of your product
An evidence-confidence reading on how solid the picture is
Your stated belief compared against what your answers show
The first investigation question to take back to your product
An important distinction
The Scorecard gives you a signal. It does not fake a diagnosis.
A self-reported assessment cannot establish why a product is struggling. It can identify a credible place to begin gathering evidence. “We don't know” is a valid answer throughout—and it honestly shapes how confident your result claims to be. The Scorecard shows where to look; the full Product Growth Diagnostic investigates why. Explore the Product Growth Diagnostic
Dependency before prescription
A weak result downstream may be a symptom of an earlier break.
Twenty statements across ten dimensions—customer, problem, value, activation, retention, trust, strategy, measurement, distribution and business—read in the sequence where customer understanding becomes product and business value. The Scorecard does not simply choose the lowest number.
Best suited for
Founders and product leaders with something real to examine.
An MVP or live technology product
Real users or customers
An important product decision to make
If you only have an idea, customer discovery is usually more useful than a Product Health assessment. How your information is handled.Before you build more
Understand where to look.
Not ready to assess?
Take the method instead.
The Product Investigation Field Guide is the same discipline—gather, examine, resist—in one free email. No assessment, no list.