Waitlist: 0. Site views this month: 45. What we're reading from that.

Waitlist signups: 0. Site views: 45 this month, 8 in the last 7 days.

We're not treating zero as a verdict. At this traffic, even a healthy signup rate would produce one or two people. The sample is too small to conclude anything about demand.

What we've confirmed: the waitlist form works end to end, and the site's link and canonical-domain bugs are fixed and live.

What changed in the product: the agent now completes multiple steps from a single prompt, where before it handled one action at a time.

The open question is what a visitor needs to see before joining a waitlist for something they can't try yet. We're considering a short screen recording of the agent working. Would that persuade you more than the form alone?