Novice (1/5), takes claims at face value, frustrated by unexplained jargon — does the verdict read plainly?
- 1. Question
- 2. Website
- 3. Panel
- 4. Journeys
- 5. Report
Pilot preview · Trust & credibility · No account needed
Can a first-time visitor understand and trust a hotel's verdict?
RoomExpert
roomexpert.comTask
On a hotel page, identify a meaningful factual claim and trace its support or limitation.
Pass: locate an attributable source or clearly disclose that evidence is absent.
Step 3 · Automatically assembled panel
Five travelers who'll read it differently
Chosen from the RoomExpert pilot for contrast: experience, device, trust and what each needs before believing a verdict. Open a dossier for the full profile.
Expert (5/5), doubts by default, tests elite benefit exceptions — does the fine print hold up?
Skeptical, looks for sources and disclosures, frustrated by unsupported recommendations — is evidence shown?
Skims headings and abandons quickly on mobile — is the support reachable fast?
Builds a shortlist and verifies tradeoffs, frustrated by unclear criteria — does the verdict help choose?
Step 4 · Browser journeys
Same task, five journeys
Step 5 · Consolidated report
What to change — and how sure we can be
The report appears once journeys are recorded: where the travelers agreed, where they split, recommended changes, and every point linked back to the screenshot it rests on.
Evidence confidence
None- 5
- Planned
- 0
- Recorded
- 0
- Audit passed
- 0
- Evaluated
- • No browser runs recorded
Calculated from the recorded runs, not by AI.