Name the unknown.
A high score is not proof. Choose the assumption that could make the whole idea fall apart.
Less guessing. One small test.
Will anyone want it?
Find out in 48 hours.
Paste a business idea. Get an honest triage score and a concrete 48-hour test plan you can run for under $50. Free, no account.
✓ No signup✓ No idea storage✓ A plan you can actually try
01 / Put it on paper
Start with a rough idea.
Specific beats polished. Who is it for, and what problem would it solve?
Need a starting point? Try an example:
We flag financial, health, and legal ideas without scoring or planning them. Why these need a different first step.
Looking for the smallest useful test.
Usually 5 to 15 seconds. You can cancel at any time.
No AI needed
Score it yourself.
Use what you know today. Unknowns deserve a low score until you have evidence. Higher is better. This checklist stays in your browser.
For financial, health, or legal ideas, skip scoring and talk to a licensed professional or the relevant regulator first. What to do first.
5 = a specific person with a specific, frequent, painful problem they already spend time or money on.
1 = vague "people would like this".
5 = you can name where 20 likely buyers gather and reach them this week for free.
1 = buyers are hard to find or only reachable through paid ads or enterprise sales.
5 = a real test costs under US$20.
1 = needs inventory, licenses, hardware or over US$500.
5 = a meaningful yes/no signal is possible within 48 hours.
1 = needs months.
12 / 20: Sharpen first, then test
16 to 20: Test this weekend. 11 to 15: Sharpen first, then test. 4 to 10: Rethink before testing. Risk flags stay separate from the score.
From idea to evidence
Two days. One useful answer.
Make a small, honest test.
Talk about past behavior. Show a clear offer. Ask for a no-payment reservation, not a compliment.
Let the evidence decide.
Write your pass and stop thresholds first. Then continue, change direction, or put it down.