Capture every idea in seconds. Let an AI cofounder research it, score it, and stress-test it. Decide. Launch the survivors.
SMS-first retention for independent gyms. 41 waitlist signups at 6.7%. 8 interviews, 6 described a costly workaround.
Market size, competitors, pricing, regulation, trends, comparables — researched with cited sources. Then the devil's advocate writes the strongest case against, and a premortem of how it fails.
scoring dimensions, each with a rationale and a citation behind the number.
Type it, say it, photograph the whiteboard, forward the email, share from your phone. The cofounder names it, tags it, and spots duplicates.
The cheapest experiments for the riskiest assumptions. Landing pages deployed, interview scripts written, results fed back into the score.
kinds of AI run, every one logged with inputs, outputs, and cost.
Personal, team, and circle workspaces. Share one idea with a partner, an advisor, or an investor — with a role, comments, and nothing else exposed.
Stage gates with teeth. Decision memos. A graveyard that keeps the lessons so you never pay for one twice.
Names, positioning, brand, legal checklist, stack, 90-day plan, budget — pushed to any work tool through the API and webhooks.
Every gate has exit criteria. Every move produces a decision memo. Every idea always has a stage, a score, and one next action — and Parked and Killed are decisions too, with the lessons kept.
Start free. Upgrade when the portfolio outgrows it.
Capture everything. Validate three ideas at a time.
Unlimited ideas, a full-time AI cofounder, launch kits.
Teams, portfolios, investor views, and the API.
Bring it here. The cofounder starts working the moment you hit save.