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Roast my Notes

Drop a handle. Jev reads the last 40 notes, scores the slop, and says the quiet part. Free. No login.

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Jev roasts. WriteStack writes the next one.

The notes tool creators use to schedule a month of posts, cut the filler, and see which notes actually grow the list.

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The number is the slop

Pass is a whole point. Skim is half. Read is nothing. Add it up, divide by how many notes got read, and that is the slop score. It does not care about likes, restacks, or how famous the writer is. A good joke counts. A real story counts. A note that only wants a reply does not.

What gets stamped

Engagement bait. Promos with nothing underneath. Empty words that sound like a keynote. Jev, a decision model from TypeSafe AI, reads the text and only the text. If the value was in the screenshot, the note gets a Skim and a shrug.

FAQ, unfortunately

Is this judging me as a person?
No. It is judging the last 40 notes, which is worse, because you can still edit those.
What is Read, Skim, and Pass?
Read: a stranger got a number, a story, or a real joke. Skim: thin, missing the picture, or a reply that wandered in without its parent. Pass: bait, a promo, or a quote that sounds carved into a gym wall.
Do restacks count?
No. Restacks get skipped. If the feed is mostly other people's notes, the score shrugs and shows you the tribute-act count.
Is it free?
Yes. Drop any public handle. No login. Send the link to the person. That is the product.
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