Dawn Industries evidence report.

87 checks, with the boundary named.

The JSON export preserves the complete check ledger. N/A means the criterion is outside the observed public task or has no dependency object; owner-only means post-commit/private evidence; unknown means feasible public evidence remains unresolved.

What the saved evidence shows.

• Raw HTML is a real discovery gap. The initial response is HTTP 200 but the primary product meaning appears after rendering; the report retains the initial-HTML and hydration-parity failures.
• Canonical identity is unfinished. Apex and www both serve the page without a declared canonical, so host consolidation remains a public SEO gap.
• The public handoff is bounded. Calendly exposes required Name and Email fields, autocomplete and a Schedule Event commit control; no personal data or submission was performed.
• Performance values are preserved without formal grades. The public context exposes all ten v3 run values, per-run hashes, conditions and warnings. v5 observed Dawn HTTP 200, DOMContentLoaded/load, readyState complete and finite metrics; Lighthouse’s remaining slow-load warning still limits formal lab certification.

Public source surfaces.

• YC company profile and Dawn Industries website — public identity and observed product page.
• Public Calendly event type — read-only pre-commit handoff; no slot or query is published.
• Public-safe measurement context — full values, conditions, per-run hashes and warning receipts; no raw paths or contact values.
• W3C Event Timing and Google INP guidance — timing interpretation only; no field INP claim.

Check ledger.

Each row keeps its status, v1.2 decision rule, actual observation, and dated public evidence URLs. The table does not display points or a numeric score.