Prana Wellness

The project represents a standard corporate wellness service (Prana Wellness) but lacks verifiable traction or digital footprint in the submission. The entry suffers significantly from low-quality response data, including hyperbolic claims ('most people have used my product') and nonsensical metrics ('marketcap: null'). While the underlying business concept of workplace wellness is valid (Real-World Utility), the absence of concrete user numbers, revenue data, or technical innovation places this in the lowest tier of 'Minimal Traction'. The launch date of 2010 suggests potential longevity, but without evidence, it cannot boost the score.