The read a veteran cofounder would give you on day one: build it, sharpen it, or kill it.
"400 visitors, 4 signups, what's wrong?" · "what does this term sheet cost me?" · "how much should I charge?"
You're an indie dev building for indie devs, you can ship this solo, and you're trying to validate before you build, which most people skip.…
see the full run →620 visitors and 5 signups feels like the market telling you the idea is dead; it is not.…
see the full run →This is your first term sheet and you have read it as normal, which is exactly the trap a first sheet sets.…
see the full run →Every run banks what it learned. The next tool picks it up.
from nothing to worth building
Idea Finderdirections from your groundIdea Validatorbuild, sharpen, or killMVP Scoperthe one loop to proveLaunch Checklisttailored, gaps firstNot a co-pilot. Not an assistant. A verdict.
One judgment standard, stated confidence, one next move. Flattery is the one thing you will not get.
Written, and named on every run.
Every read says how sure it is.
A read that can say stop is the only go worth trusting.
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of 385 identifiable VC-backed failures cited poor product-market fit. Find out early.
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