Startup Brain and Starty

The diagnostic is fast and internal. Startup Brain is the opposite: a slower, heavier audit that goes out to the live web and comes back with a decision memo. It is available from the start, and worth re-running whenever your idea materially changes.

Running the auditCopy Anchor Link

Press Run Validation Agents and watch it work — you can open the activity log to see each agent report in. Fifteen specialised skills run across seven dimensions, grounded in live searches over Google, Reddit and GitHub rather than model memory alone.

What the decision memo tells youCopy Anchor Link

• A headline verdict — build the MVP, test the riskiest assumption first, pivot, or high risk / drop — with market, timing and moat scores behind it.
• A 14-day action roadmap: what to do next fortnight, not next year.
• Search-trend and community signals, so you can see whether demand is growing or you are early to a dead market.
• The competitive landscape split into commercial and open-source alternatives — the free competitor is the one founders forget.
• Your defensible strengths, and the fatal pre-mortem risks: the specific ways this idea dies.
• Unit economics: estimated CAC, LTV, payback period and a retention rating.
• If a pivot is recommended, you can apply it to your startup in one click and re-audit against the new direction.

Starty, your mentor in the side panelCopy Anchor Link

Starty is the chat that sits beside every page. It already knows your startup — your answers, your score, your phase — so you can ask "what is my market?" or "where is my traction weak?" without pasting context. Use it to interrogate a result you disagree with; it is a better use of the tool than asking it to write copy.