IGOR (Wildfell Software) appears to be a legitimate 21 CFR Part 11-compliant Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) solving a real problem in the life sciences sector. However, the project submission is heavily penalized for providing factually incorrect and hyperbolic claims in key metrics (claiming audience is 'everyone' and traction is 'most people'). The financial figure provided ('marketcap: 2500000') is inconsistent with the claimed team size of 30, suggesting potential data inaccuracy. The low score reflects the lack of verifiable evidence and the 'red flag' nature of the response quality, despite the potential utility of the software.
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