The submission conflates two distinct companies: 'Zenerate' (the submitted URL/Description for Real Estate Generative Design) and 'Zenarate' (the submitted Business Type for Customer Service AI). The evaluation focuses on Zenerate (Real Estate) as defined by the URL. While the tool addresses a genuine problem in real estate feasibility with innovative generative design, the submission contains critical data errors and a demonstrably false traction claim ('most people have used my product'). This dishonesty and the confusion significantly lower the score, placing it in the 'Minimal Traction' category despite the potential utility of the underlying software.
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