MISBEHAVE is pre-launch. The free run is live. Accounts, saved rules and billing are not built yet, and this page will say the day they are.
Docs, examples, pricing, and this page.
- Every name in the navigation now goes somewhere real.
- Docs says how a run works, what the challengers are, and the four things this product refuses to claim.
- Examples plays all three curated runs in the same player the tool uses.
- Pricing states what a paid plan will cost and what is not built yet. It takes no card.
A front door, and the run at its own address.
- The front page is a landing page. It states what the product does before it hands you an instrument.
- The run moved to /app and behaves exactly as it did, down to the frame.
- A new visual language: dark, typographic, and quiet enough to read.
A 404 page that says something.
- A stray address gets the product's own page instead of the browser's default one.
Your own rule, and a link to what happened.
- Any incentive rule can be compiled into a test manifest, not only the three curated examples.
- A live run is stored so its replay link keeps working, and the link opens the same player, read only.
- Ten live runs an hour per address, so one visitor cannot spend the budget for everyone.
- A rule the product cannot test is declined with the reason, and no manifest is invented to fill the gap.
The product shows how it read your rule.
- Before the challengers run, a checkpoint states where it thinks the payout fires and where value is proven. Disagreeing is one click back to the form.
- When payout and value land on the same moment, the product says so, says what that usually means, and asks a question instead of raising an alarm.
First public deploy.
- The curated referral example runs with no account, no key and no network call.