Build after the pain.

This saved canvas scores how completely seven opportunity fields are filled and how often the selected workflow occurs. Each nonblank trimmed field adds eight points. Frequency also adds ten for occasional, twenty for weekly, thirty for daily, or thirty five for constant. All seven fields filled therefore produce sixty six, seventy six, eighty six, or ninety one. This is a programmed completeness and frequency score. It does not measure demand, revenue, or whether anyone will buy a pilot. These bars share four pixels per point. A complete occasional workflow scores sixty six, shown by two hundred sixty four pixels. A complete daily workflow scores eighty six, shown by three hundred forty four pixels. The interface changes its label at seventy five. A weekly workflow scores seventy six when all fields are filled, but clearing just one field removes eight points and yields sixty eight, crossing that label boundary without collecting new market evidence. Every input event saves the raw seven field values on this device. Whitespace-only text does not count as filled because scoring trims it, while the saved opportunity preserves that raw whitespace. Reload restores the saved fields. Reset reinstates the representative example and immediately saves it. Export downloads the complete opportunity, the displayed score, a timestamp, the explicit assumptions that demand and revenue are unproven, and the current next-step text. The tool does not contact customers, process a payment, or generate a pilot with a model.