Find out if your idea
holds up before you build it
Paste what you are thinking of building. You get a score, the reasoning behind every part of it, and the questions you should be worried about — in about twenty seconds.
Not a verdict. A breakdown you can argue with.
Every part of the score is shown separately, with the reasoning attached, so you can disagree with the bit that is wrong instead of throwing the whole thing away.
Demand
Whether anyone actually has this problem badly enough to pay someone to fix it.
Competition
Named companies already doing it, and what is left for you once they are in the room.
Unit economics
Whether the money left over on each sale can survive the cost of finding the customer.
Risk
The regulatory, logistical and technical walls you will hit, ranked by how likely they are to stop you.
It will tell you when it doesn't know
Write four words and most AI tools will still hand you a market size, a growth rate and a budget. All of it invented.
This one refuses. If your description is too thin to score honestly, it asks you the three or four questions it actually needs instead of guessing. And when a figure in your report couldn't be backed up by a source, it is marked as an estimate rather than dressed up as a fact.
"an app for dogs" isn't something I can score yet.
- Which specific problem does it solve — training, health, walking, boarding?
- Who pays, and roughly how much?
- What do owners do about this today instead?
An actual response from the tool, not a mockup.
Free, and staying free
No plans, no card, no trial that quietly ends. An account only exists so your reports are still there tomorrow.