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Watch a signal become a shipped product.

These are not screenshots of a dashboard. They are the actual path the platform walks, stage by stage, on four common founder journeys. Each step shows the action and the evidence it produces.

01Solo SaaS founder

From a Reddit complaint to a pre-sold MVP

One recurring complaint becomes a validated, pre-paid product.

  1. Scan01

    The scanner surfaces a tool category with rising velocity and thin satisfaction.

    A shortlist of underserved niches, ranked by momentum.

  2. Research02

    Reddit, G2, and Trustpilot reviews cluster into severity-ranked pain.

    Top pain: manual data entry, severity 8.4 across 1,240 sources.

  3. Validate03

    A fake-door page collects emails and a pre-sell link takes deposits through a merchant of record.

    Three founders pre-pay behind a sample-size gate.

  4. Design04

    A tiered concept and synthetic personas are generated from the evidence.

    An MVP scoped to the one feature people paid for.

  5. Build05

    The concept becomes a Kanban board and a task graph synced to GitHub.

    A backlog that opens with the killer feature.

  6. Launch06

    A landing page ships with A/B variants behind a readiness gate.

    Live, indexed, and measuring conversions on day one.

Outcome

From a single complaint to three paying commitments, with the evidence trail to defend every step.

02Vertical-software founder

Sign B2B letters of intent before any code

Replace a risky build with signed commitments from real buyers.

  1. Scan01

    Job posts and review sites reveal a workflow teams are clearly struggling to staff around.

    A vertical with budget and an obvious unmet need.

  2. Research02

    Forum threads and reviews are clustered into the exact tasks buyers hate.

    A ranked list of jobs to be done, each sourced.

  3. Validate03

    A B2B letter-of-intent flow collects signatures from named companies.

    Five LOIs gated for clean signal, not vanity sign-ups.

  4. Design04

    A concept is shaped around the committed buyers, with a viability score.

    A scope your design partners already endorsed.

  5. Build05

    Milestones and a roadmap sync two-way with Linear.

    A plan your first customers can watch progress against.

  6. Launch06

    A focused landing page and outreach reach the rest of the segment.

    A pipeline seeded by the buyers who signed first.

Outcome

Walk into the build with five named commitments instead of a hunch.

03Founder expanding cross-border

Localize a proven product for a new market

Carry a winning idea into a region where nobody serves it yet.

  1. Scan01

    Region-aware sources read demand in the target market and its own language.

    A read on local appetite from Yandex Wordstat and 2GIS.

  2. Research02

    Local reviews and forums surface what the imported version gets wrong.

    The gaps a copy-paste competitor leaves open.

  3. Validate03

    A localized pre-sell page tests willingness to pay in-market.

    Real deposits in the local currency and language.

  4. Design04

    The concept adapts to local pricing, channels, and expectations.

    A product shaped for the market, not translated into it.

  5. Build05

    Execution boards and the companion run in the founder language.

    A team that ships without a translation tax.

  6. Launch06

    Programmatic SEO clusters target local search intent.

    Visibility in a market the original never indexed for.

Outcome

A proven idea, re-validated and re-shaped for a market that was waiting for it.

04Challenger building against an incumbent

Turn a competitor two-star reviews into your roadmap

Let an incumbent angriest users write your backlog.

  1. Scan01

    The scanner pinpoints the incumbent and its satisfaction trend.

    A target with momentum and a frustrated base.

  2. Research02

    Two-star reviews and video complaints cluster into recurring failures.

    The handful of problems that drive churn.

  3. Validate03

    A switch-focused pre-sell tests whether the fix is worth paying to leave.

    Evidence that the pain is a buying trigger.

  4. Design04

    A concept leads with the fixes the incumbent keeps ignoring.

    A positioning built on the gaps, not the parity.

  5. Build05

    The roadmap is ordered by which complaint each release retires.

    A backlog every customer can see themselves in.

  6. Launch06

    Comparison-led landing pages meet switch-intent search.

    A funnel aimed straight at people looking to leave.

Outcome

A roadmap and a launch built from the exact reasons people are leaving the leader.

Your turn

Pick an idea. Walk it to a decision.

The free plan takes one idea through scan, research, and a first concept. See the evidence for yourself.

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