One shared 0-to-10 scale for everyone building AI, from the hobbyist wiring up a personal assistant to the founder chasing the first fully autonomous business. It answers the one question no feature list can: how much can your AI actually be trusted to do on its own?
Everyone's been measuring the wrong thing, counting integrations, tokens, tool-calls. Vanity numbers. Integration theater. Markmeter scores earned autonomy: every Mark you climb is an approval gate your AI passed to be trusted with a bigger, less-supervised job. Your first approval-gated money action. Your first fully-autonomous task. Trust, not clutter.
Your own assistant, from a chatbot that forgets you to a right hand that runs a whole domain of your life. Score it, see your next gate, earn your badge.
Climb toward Mark 10, the first fully autonomous business that markets, sells, onboards, fulfills, supports, and runs its own books with no one at the wheel.
Every Mark and the 10 milestones that earn it. ★ = the gate that clears the Mark.
Answer a short set built for your track. You get a real Mark, a 0-100 score, the single next gate to climb, and a shareable badge. No paywall on the number, and adding integrations can never raise it.
Mark 10 needs all 8 business functions crossing the trust line at once. We model each as its own S-curve and estimate the bottleneck, governed by the slowest one. An estimate, never a promise.
A copy-paste SVG for your GitHub README, X bio, or Discord. Zero tracking pixel, provably local. Every builder's pride becomes the standard's reach.
You've seen the movies: a brilliant inventor talks to the air, and a calm, impeccably-mannered voice runs his whole life. You figured that was fiction. It isn't anymore. Start at Mark 0 today, hardware, model, memory, voice, your first automation, your first trusted action.
Markmeter is an independent, community-first project by JDB Consulting. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any film studio or fictional character. The "butler" theme is a playful, good-faith homage.
Markmeter is a public, openly-licensed spec, not one company's product. Anyone can read it, cite it, fork it, and build on it. Here's how it stays neutral, and why your Mark means something.
The public spec repo, methodology, and governance charter publish at launch. "Markmeter" name pending formal trademark clearance.
We do the wiring — you earn from there. Optional climb help from JDB Consulting, a founding Markmeter implementation partner. The standard is free forever; climbing help is a separate, optional service — and you'll be able to choose from multiple vendors.
Your tools wired, your actions live — you log in and it's already working at Mark 3. Higher tiers add multi-step workflows and unattended automations. You still earn every Mark; we just skip you past the boring setup.
Join the waitlist →Authorized, time-boxed, fully-audited support — most issues diagnosed and fixed without you lifting a finger. Included in a maintenance plan, or per incident.
Join the waitlist →Early access — no charge yet. Hosted, permission-scoped, and audited. You keep your own keys. Regulated industries (health/finance) onboard separately.