Forty plain questions about what a visitor finds: online, on the way in, on the main street, overnight. About ten minutes. You get a list of what is missing and the three things to fix first.
Every town knows what it has. Few towns know what a visitor can actually find. The checklist asks what exists, what is visible online, what can be booked, how the main street reads on a Saturday afternoon, and what the town is known for beyond the county line.
Every box counts the same. When you submit, you see what is missing, grouped by step, and the three cheapest fixes that matter most. If you want the number, the Visitor Impact Score is the next step.
Have your phone handy. Several questions ask you to search the town’s name, open Google Maps, or ask an AI assistant what to do there. Answer from what you see, not from what you hope is there. Your answers are saved in your browser, so you can stop and come back.