Guide your entrepreneurial & design journey
Filter 170+ business ideas by starting budget, skills and time. Every idea shows what you need to begin and one cheap test to run this week to see if anyone will pay.
Up to ten questions about your experience, runway, customers and team. Each answer picks a branch, and the trail ends with a readiness score and the next four things to do.
Two or three questions about where your project is. You get one validation method, the steps to run it, and the result that should tell you to stop.
Seven questions, one for each dimension of design practice. See which of four stages your team has reached on each, where you're strongest, and the two moves that would lift you most.
Two questions: what you're working on, then which situation sounds like yours. Sixteen research, design, testing and analytics methods, each with the steps to run it and what it takes.
Seven questions in two parts: how much you need a design system, and whether your team can keep one running. You get a verdict, the one thing to fix first, and a roadmap sized to your team.
Ten questions, and your agent's job spec writes itself as you answer. You get a hire verdict out of 100, a score for who it's for, problem fit and market proof, and the next move for the weakest one.
Five questions about the habit stalling you, what it costs, and the problem you know from the inside. You leave with a positioning line you finish yourself and one move due a week from today.
Five questions about where people quit your product, what you've seen, and what the numbers show. You get the three likeliest causes ranked, a check you can run in ten minutes, and a test for the top one.
Four questions about what you need to learn, who you're talking to and the problem in their words. You get a timed script written around your topic, the questions not to ask, and what should tell you to keep going.
Five questions about what you're building and who's building it. You get a v1 feature list, what can wait for later and what to do instead, and a time and cost range with the assumptions behind it.