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AI-fit problem checker: Describe a problem. Get a three-test verdict on whether AI suits it, and the data you would need.
Assumption test ranker: Give it your list of assumptions. Get them ranked by impact and risk, with a test for each top one.
Build risk reviewer: Describe what you plan to build. Get the biggest risks on demand and switching, plus the smallest test to run first.
Business assumption stress tester: Give it a plan and its key bets. Find which assumptions break first and what to test.
Business idea killer: Give it a business idea. Get the one fact that kills it, or the cheapest test it still has to pass.
Business model assumption tester: Paste your plan. Get it rewritten as testable guesses on one page, with a test and a pass line for each.
Check demand for your idea, then run one cheap test: Give it your idea. Get real buyer words, the fact that could kill it and a cheap test.
Contrarian belief tester: Paste your big idea. Get the true-but-unpopular belief behind it, who disagrees and the smallest market where it could win.
Customer conversation request writer: Say who you want to talk to. Get a warm intro note, a cold message and an opening line.
Customer interview question writer: Paste your idea and draft questions. Get fixed questions about their life, your top three and a plan for the scary one.
Customer success milestone planner: Describe customer behavior after purchase. Choose one early success milestone with a measurable action and deadline.
Deep research reporter: Give it a topic. Get a report cross-checked across many sources, with conflicts noted and sources listed.
Experiment results review agent: Give it each test before it starts and when it ends. Get a readiness check, an honest verdict and the lesson saved.
Find out if your idea is worth building: Give it your idea. Get who to talk to, what to ask, and a keep, change or stop call.
Find the riskiest guess in your plan and test it: Paste your plan. Get the guesses it rests on as numbers, the smallest test for the riskiest and pass lines set first.
First customer group picker: Describe your idea and who might want it. Get who-and-where groups and the one to talk to first.
Five-day idea test planner: Describe an idea. Get a five-day plan to map, sketch, prototype and test it with real users.
Founder office hours questioner: Share a fuzzy idea. Answer six sharp questions on customer, reach and defence before you get advice.
Idea evidence review: Paste your beliefs and notes from customer talks. Get a keep going, change or stop call and your next three talks.
Idea odds scorer: List your ideas. Get each scored on upside, passion and odds, with the best next small step.
Idea sharpener: Share a rough idea. Get it widened, stress-tested and cut to a one-page concept worth acting on.
Idea stress-test panel: Give it your idea. Get a blunt panel review of what is weak, with what to fix before you build.
Idea to business guide: Describe your idea. Get a tested customer, a position, a price and a first market to win, step by step.
Idea validation analyst: Give it your idea. It picks the riskiest guess, plans the test, reads the result and says keep, change or stop.
Investor panel pitch tester: Pitch a business idea. Get a panel of tough investors who grill it and vote in or out.
Lean canvas builder: Describe your idea. Get a one-page lean canvas with problem, solution, channels, costs and revenue.
Literature reviewer: Give it a topic. Get a structured review of sources chosen by clear rules, with findings synthesised.
Local production opportunity scanner: List what your market buys from outside. Get the best thing to make locally, what to build around it and a buffer.
Market boundary checker: Paste what you sell and who buys. Get your true market share and an own, reach or sliver verdict.
Minimum experiment planner: Paste your ranked guesses. Get the cheapest test for the top one, who to try it on and what to cut.
MVP experiment planner: Paste your product idea. Get the riskiest guess, the smallest test and a pivot or persevere rule.
Network launch planner: Describe your product that needs many users to work. Get a plan to win the first small group and grow from there.
Niche readiness checker: Paste your offer and how customers found you. Get a verdict, a one-line niche statement and next step.
One-change experiment planner: Describe what to test. Get a plan that changes one thing and says what each result means.
Opportunity validation planner: Give it a product bet. Get your riskiest assumptions mapped and a short plan to test them before you build.
Paid idea test planner: Paste your idea, buyer and price. Get the buyer-count math, ten people to ask and a go or change rule.
Pre-sell to three buyers, then launch in thirty days: Give it your idea. Get a three-buyer test, a paid ask, a launch plan and a trial log.
Prediction and bet planner: Paste a belief you hold. Get what it predicts, what would prove it wrong, a small bet and a date to check.
Pretotype experiment designer: Give it a new product idea. Get cheap tests like landing pages and pre-orders, each with a clear pass mark.
Product demand researcher: Give it a product idea. Get the pain points, objections and buying signals people post, with links. Collects data from websites.
Product demand survey planner: Paste your product and users. Get a short survey, the 40 percent test and a fan study plan.
Product experiment designer: Give it an idea to test. Get a clear hypothesis, sample size, test plan and how to read the result.
Product idea brainstorm partner: Describe a problem. Get ideas explored, assumptions challenged and the strongest options narrowed down.
Product idea risk checker: Paste your product idea and what you know. Get the four risks scored out of 100 and the cheapest first test.
Product-market fit checker: Describe your product, market and early customers. Get a fit score out of 100 and the one thing to change first.
Project assumption priority planner: Paste your plan. Get the few guesses it rests on, each with a number, ranked by risk.
Sales next-step planner: Say where you are and what people said. Get the next step to ask for and which leads are real.
Seven-question startup scorer: Paste your plan and earlier checks. Get a score on seven make-or-break questions and the one to fix first.
Signal-guided search planner: Describe a hunt for a cause or winner. Get a plan that splits the pile, measures one signal and follows it.
Startup assumption checker: Paste your plan. Get the few guesses it stands on, each with a number, ranked so you test the riskiest first.
Startup business planner: Describe your startup idea. Get market sizing, a business model, brand basics and tests to run first.
Startup idea tester: Paste your idea. Get a score out of 100 for real problem, who needs it badly and the cheapest check.
Stress test a business plan before you commit money: Give it the plan. Get a one-page canvas, the strongest case against it, stress-tested assumptions and a pre-mortem.
Ten-times-better checker: Paste your product and what buyers use today. Get a measured gap to the closest substitute and a ten-times verdict.
Ten-year durability checker: Paste your business and its edge. Get how much value sits past year five and what could end the edge.
Test if your idea can own its market: Give it your idea. Get an honest market size, a ten-times test, a ten-year check and a go, fix or stop call.
Test your idea's riskiest risk and decide what next: Give it your idea. Get its worst risk found, one small test to run, and a keep or change call.
Test your riskiest guess and measure what counts: Give it your product idea. Get the riskiest guess, the smallest test, honest numbers and the root cause of a miss.
Thirty day launch planner: Paste your idea, budget and tools. Get a 30-day plan to launch, take payment and decide to keep, kill or change.
Thought experiment planner: Describe a plan or belief. Get a what-if scene to run in your head, and a check that could prove it wrong.
Three-buyer idea test planner: Paste your business idea. Get the one-minute math and a weekend plan to ask ten people to pay.
Trial log planner: Paste what you want to get working. Get many cheap trials, a log for each and what each failure ruled out.
Turn your plan into guesses and test them with customers: Give it your business plan. Get testable guesses, an interview plan and the smallest test of the riskiest guess.
Usability test runner: Give it a design or prototype. Get a test plan, task scripts, moderator notes and a findings summary.
Would people miss your product? Then pick growth tests: Give it your product and users. Get a short survey, the 40 percent test and ranked growth ideas.