Personas
Twelve who disagree on purpose
Archetypes calibrated to skepticism, not flattery. No ‘great idea!’ sycophancy. The CFO will ask about unit economics. The PM will ask why now.
Private beta · pricing your delusion since 2026
Submit a one-line idea. We pull live market context, cast a dozen dissenting personas, run a multi-turn debate, and hand back a brutally honest verdict — usually inside a minute. Cheaper than a co-founder argument; faster than a customer interview.
How it works
Each step produces a structured artefact you can poke holes in — and iterate on without losing the thread. No black boxes, no mystery scores.
≈8s
Live competitive landscape, TAM signals, adjacent moves. The kind of dossier an analyst takes a week to assemble — built in seconds.
≈6s
Recent rounds, stage-fit, and which thesis funds are actively writing checks for this shape of idea. Pre-seed delusion gets caught here.
≈10s
Operators, skeptics, buyers, the partner who never blinks. Each one carries motivations and objections — calibrated to disagree.
≈9s
Three plausible launch posts, ranked by the curve they'd ride. Title, body, expected reach, polarization. Marketing math, not vibes.
≈18s
Three turns. Personas argue, sharpen, concede, push back. You watch it land in real time over SSE — never a black box.
≈7s
Score 0–100. Top five risks. Top five fixes. A summary brutal enough to act on. Then iterate without losing context.
Why founders use it
Personas
Archetypes calibrated to skepticism, not flattery. No ‘great idea!’ sycophancy. The CFO will ask about unit economics. The PM will ask why now.
Streaming
Research, personas, debate, and verdict streamed live over SSE. You watch each step land — not a spinner praying.
Iteration
Address an objection, tighten an angle, spawn a child run. Lineage stays intact so you can see exactly what your edit moved.
Risk
Top risks called out as a heatmap, not buried under summary fluff. The thing that'll kill the idea is the thing you'll see first.
Speed
Submit to score in roughly sixty seconds, every time. Faster than a customer interview, cheaper than a cofounder argument.
Follow-up
Drop a question. They answer in voice, in context, in character. Offer a real solution and watch the score move on the spot.
The room is open
Better to lose an argument with imaginary investors than a quarter of runway to real ones.
No credit card. No demo call. Just a verdict.