Osico appears to be a legitimate boutique legal consultancy (Service-as-a-Business) rather than a scalable technology project. The submission suffers significantly from hyperbolic and inaccurate claims (e.g., audience reach defined as 'everyone' and traction claimed as 'most people'). While the 'Fractional General Counsel' model has real-world utility for startups, the lack of technical innovation, the non-tech nature of the business, and the low quality of the submission data result in a low Proof of Usefulness score relative to technology benchmarks.
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