CajalYC W26 landing page report.
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Your landing page’s weakest score is CTA.

Fix CTA

Score over time

7060504030Harmonic 50 on Apr 15 (Wayback)Harmonic 51 on May 18 (Wayback)Harmonic 50 on Jul 1 (Wayback)Harmonic 49 on Jul 21 (Wayback)Harmonic 50 on Jul 29 (Wayback)Harmonic 51 on Aug 11 (Wayback)Harmonic 64 on Sep 21 (Live)Math Inc. 56 on Jun 5 (Wayback)Math Inc. 55 on Jun 15 (Wayback)Math Inc. 54 on Jun 29 (Wayback)Math Inc. 54 on Jul 26 (Wayback)Math Inc. 55 on Aug 29 (Wayback)Math Inc. 54 on Sep 10 (Wayback)Math Inc. 55 on Sep 21 (Live)Axiom 39 on May 22 (Wayback)Axiom 40 on May 29 (Wayback)Axiom 38 on Jun 22 (Wayback)Axiom 38 on Jul 9 (Wayback)Axiom 40 on Jul 18 (Wayback)Axiom 37 on Jul 26 (Wayback)Axiom 59 on Sep 21 (Live)Theorem Labs 60 on Sep 22 (Live)Cajal 55 on Jul 19 (Wayback)Cajal 49 on Sep 19 (Wayback)Cajal 50 on Sep 22 (Live)Jul 19Sep 19Sep 22
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  1. Sep 22, 202650LiveOverall +1 · Information hierarchy +4 · Mobile web +4Viewing
  2. Sep 19, 202649Overall −6 · Information hierarchy −30 · CTA −14View →
  3. Jul 19, 202655First tracked report — strongest Information hierarchy 78, weakest Trust 32View →

CTA

42Poor

Copy, size, verb, cost-feel — does the primary CTA earn the click?

Get in touch
Cajal
Harmonic
Theorem Labs
Axiom

Problems

  • no button or in-product action
  • CTA is a small nav text link
  • no CTA near headline or body
  • vague payoff — touch with whom, why

Trust

42Poor

Proof that the product is real, competent, and safe to try.

Cajal
Math Inc.
Trust read
CajalSpecific domain citations: "this year they settled the Jacobian conjecture, open since 1939, and improved century-old bo
HarmonicNo visible trust signal identified.
Math Inc."Terry Tao, inaugural Veritas Fellow" headline link
AxiomNo visible trust signal identified.
Theorem LabsNo visible trust signal identified.

Information hierarchy

52Fair

Does the design help or inhibit what the page is trying to say?

Information hierarchy annotations on the desktop capture123
  1. Essay text wall — Four dense same-weight paragraphs fill the fold with no visual beats, forcing linear reading instead of scanning.
  2. Headline styled as body — "Transformative AI is here. Now what?" is set at near-body size and weight, so the core message has no visual rank.
  3. Get in touch link — The only action is a small grey text link in the nav, indistinguishable from "Careers" and outside the scan path.

Value props

58Fair

Title, subtitle, hero — do they sell the product's true value?

Cajal’s headline undersellsTransformative AI is here. Now what?Every transformative technology needed infrastructure to become exponential. The grid for electricity. CUDA for GPUs. AI needs its own, and its core is formal verification. And we are building that infrastructure.

Working

  • Grid/CUDA analogy grounds the abstraction
  • Real proof points: Jacobian 1939, Fermat
  • Names stakes: AI code outpaces human review

Could improve

  • Headline is a question, names no value
  • Core claim buried three paragraphs deep
  • No visual showing the product working

Mobile web

58Fair

The phone experience as a first-class citizen.

Mobile web annotations on the mobile capture12
  1. Dense essay paragraph — Fifteen lines of unbroken prose fill the fold and cut off mid-sentence.
  2. Uncollapsed header links — Desktop text-link row carried over instead of a collapsed menu with one action.

Competitors

inferred from product, audience, and value prop