The project represents a small, established IT consulting firm in Pittsburgh (est. 1995) rather than a scalable technology product. The submission contains significant exaggerations, claiming the audience is 'everyone' and that 'most people have used my product,' which contradicts the localized nature of the business. The financial metric ('all time marketcap: 500000') is non-standard and implies a micro-business scale relative to its 30-year history. While the firm likely provides valid local utility, it lacks the global reach, proprietary innovation, or verifiable traction required for a higher PoU score.
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