frwrd.preflight runs before anyone senior reads the draft: every requirement graded answered, partial, or missing, with the sentence that answers it — and an honest read on whether an evaluator could score what you wrote at all.
Paste the requirements and the draft; get every requirement graded with the sentence that answers it. This is a working demo — access comes with a Build with AI session, where we run your real draft through it and show you how it’s built.
Senior review time is the scarcest thing on any pursuit. Preflight’s job is to make sure none of it is spent discovering that requirement 34 was never answered.
Every requirement in the matrix graded answered, partial, or missing — with the exact sentence that answers it quoted back. “Partial” is the grade that saves bids: the requirement you addressed without actually answering.
Whether an evaluator could score what you wrote: are the answers under the headings where they’ll be hunted for, do the claims carry proof, is the win theme in the first sentence or buried in paragraph four?
A ranked to-fix list for the writing team, so the expensive review that follows spends its hours on judgment — is this the right story? — instead of on hunting holes a machine can find.
Preflight checks the draft against the Shredder’s matrix — coverage, not quality. It tells you every requirement has an answer; it doesn’t tell you the answers will win. For that, the draft goes in front of the evaluation board, which reads it the way your buyer will. Run Preflight early and often; run the board when the draft is worth judging.
This demo isn’t for sale — it’s proof. In a Build with AI session we build a coverage checker on your workflow, together, and you keep it and the skill.