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RECON Intelligence System™
Up to seven dimensions in. One clear answer out — with the explanation and next move attached.
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The same evidence. Two very different Mondays.
A business owner needs to know what to fix. A professional team needs to know which business to approach, why, and in what order. RECON gives both a self-serve route into the same measurement system without pretending they have the same job.
For business owners
Find out what customers see before they choose.
Start with a free website Snapshot, then move to the Complete RECON Report when one page is not the whole picture. The paid report arrives as three PDFs (Score Report, Technical Analysis and RECON Dossier): where you stand, why, and what to fix first.
- The free Snapshot checks one page of the owner's website in seconds, runs Google's phone speed test on it, and shows what the full report covers. It is not a full RECON Score.
- The Complete RECON Report is a one-time $97 purchase, delivered as three PDFs the owner keeps: Score Report, Technical Analysis and RECON Dossier.
- The report stays useful whether the owner fixes the work, hires someone they trust, or chooses managed implementation.
For professionals and teams
Know the business before you knock.
Agencies, consultants, MSPs, sales organisations, and field teams can evaluate one local business or work a whole territory. The professional layer extends the same Score, Dossier, and Technical path with Map and Scheduler.
- Scout, Field, Operator, and Command are the four professional access tiers, from a single run to larger-team deployment.
- Every public tier is self-serve; custom deployments and live demos use the separate request route.
- Runs and downloadable deliverables live in the authenticated RECON Command Center.
The measurement
Up to seven dimensions. One score. Plenty left to explain.
A local business does not have one online presence. It has a website, search visibility, listings, reviews, social activity, and advertising signals—usually scattered across different systems and written in different dialects. Owners need a clean picture of their own business. Professional teams need the same picture across many businesses, then a territory and route.
- 01Website performance
- 02Local SEO
- 03Business listings
- 04Customer reviews
- 05Social presence
- 06Advertising reach
- 07AI Engine Readiness
Five modules, two jobs
Three for your business. Two for the road.
The core path · owners and professionals
RECON Score™
01The entry point: up to seven weighted dimensions resolved into a 0–100 composite, letter grade, and tier classification.
See the live module ↗RECON Dossier™
02The file behind the number: every dimension explained, competitive context restored, opportunities ranked, and a 30/60/90 roadmap attached.
See the live module ↗RECON Technical™
03The implementation roadmap: each finding translated into a plain-English task and sequenced by likely score impact and effort.
See the live module ↗
The professional extension · many businesses
RECON Map™
04A professional layer for many scored businesses: targets clustered and prioritised by opportunity and geography across a territory.
See the live module ↗RECON Scheduler™
05The field layer: a prioritised target list turned into an efficient route with calendar-ready appointments and itineraries.
See the live module ↗
The first three modules are the complete business-owner path. Map and Scheduler are not bonus steps for an owner; RECON explicitly reserves them for professionals working across many businesses. The free Snapshot is not a sixth module or a miniature Score—it is a free read of one page of a public website.
After the answer
The report is the product. The handcuffs are not included.
RECON sells the diagnosis and the plan, not an obligation to buy the repair. A business can do the work itself, hand the report to any provider it trusts, or separately choose managed implementation.
RECON's site says an owner can do the work themselves, hand the plan to someone they trust, or choose managed implementation, and that the report remains theirs either way. It also says nothing from the free Snapshot is passed to any web-design or marketing company unless the owner asks.
Where it came from
The system underneath RECON predates Wonder Constant Labs. The founder, Jerry W. Zalesak, designed and shipped its first working form before starting the company — real inputs, real failure modes, and a number at the end that somebody acts on.
Wonder Constant Labs subsequently redesigned RECON as the customer-facing product now operating on its own domain. The product site calls RECON a Wonder Constant Labs project and names the company as its parent organisation.
That chronology matters: today's RECON is a commercial product of Wonder Constant Labs, while the underlying system remains founder-created work that predates the company. Project Lattice did not create RECON. It uses the operating product as a live case for a separate research question, and RECON's commercial operation is not a research finding.
Why Project Lattice is watching
Project Lattice asks what survives when information becomes data. RECON is a commercial instance of exactly that problem: it has to decide which facts become variables, how unlike evidence gets normalised onto a common scale, what context survives when that evidence is compressed into a single number, and how explanatory and operational context can be restored afterward so the number is still trustworthy to act on.
01 · Observe
Website performance, local SEO, listings, reviews, social presence, advertising reach, and AI Engine Readiness are read as up to seven distinct dimensions.
Turns differently shaped public evidence into comparable measures; geography stays an operating layer, not a score dimension.
02 · Compress
RECON Score™ combines those measures into a 0–100 composite, an A–F grade, and a tier classification.
Makes the whole legible at a glance—and necessarily leaves detail behind.
03 · Restore and act
Dossier restores explanation and competitive context; Technical sequences the fixes; Map and Scheduler extend scored records into territory and field action for professional teams.
Returns the context and next action that a composite number cannot carry alone.
What is verifiable
- The public product is live now: its business-owner and professional experiences, free Snapshot, paid report options, professional plans, and sign-in route can be opened directly on RECON's own domain.
- Wonder Constant Labs is named as the company behind RECON on the product site, and RECON's structured data links its organisation to Wonder Constant Labs as its parent organisation.
- The product site distinguishes the free Snapshot from the full paid report and distinguishes business-owner access from professional and team access.
Where this stands
Live. Self-serve. Built for real business decisions.
- RECON is Wonder Constant Labs' digital presence report, with public paths for business owners and professional teams.
- Owners can run a free Snapshot or buy the Complete RECON Report. Professionals can buy Scout, Field, Operator, or Command access directly; custom deployments and demos use a separate request route.
- Separately, RECON gives Project Lattice a real system to instrument against rather than only small examples built so the intended answer is already known.
Internal technical record
A private diligence suite reconstructs how this system would have been documented from discovery through stewardship, had a formal record existed from the start. It is not published — titles and status only, no files or links.
- 00 — Data Room Guide and Claims LedgerAvailable for controlled diligence
- 01 — RECON Investor Product BriefAvailable for controlled diligence
- 02 — Acquisition and Project Lattice Alignment MemorandumAvailable for controlled diligence
- 03 — System Intake and Technical Diligence RecordAvailable for controlled diligence
- 04 — Retrospective Pre-Acquisition Product Development RecordAvailable for controlled diligence
- 05 — System Architecture and Measurement DossierAvailable for controlled diligence
- 06 — Verification, Risk, and Diligence RecordAvailable for controlled diligence
- 07 — Post-Acquisition Stewardship and Development PlanAvailable for controlled diligence