Free tool

Is my idea worth testing?

Eight questions. See what to learn first, before you test your idea with real people.

Turn on JavaScript to use this check. The questions are shown below, and the result appears when the script runs.

Your idea in one sentence

Optional. If you write it, it is copied into the box at the end of this page. Nothing leaves your device until you press send there.

Eight questions

Answer yes, no or not sure. Two of the questions are must-haves.

I can name who has this problem. Must-have
I can reach ten of them this month. Must-have
They already spend money or time on this problem today.
I have talked with at least one of them about it.
I can describe my idea in one sentence.
I know the first thing I would ask them to do or pay for.
I can test it without risking money I need.
I can give it a few hours every week for the next month.

Your numbers stay on your device.

This check shows what to learn first. It is not a judgment of your idea.

How to use it

  1. Answer each question as it is today, not as you hope it will be.
  2. Choose not sure when you have not found out yet. That is useful to know.
  3. When all eight are answered, your result appears below the questions.
  4. Do the small jobs it lists, then answer again.

Questions about this check

What does "Worth testing now" mean?

You can name who has the problem, you can reach ten of them this month, and at least four of the other six answers are yes. At that point a small test with real people is the next step.

What if I get "Learn these first"?

Each answer that is no or not sure comes with one small job. Do those jobs, then answer the questions again.

Is this a judgment of my idea?

No. It uses only your own answers and fixed rules, and it shows what to learn first.

Where does my sentence go?

Only into the box at the end of this page, and only on your device. Nothing leaves it until you press send in that box.

Start with your idea.

Say it the way you would tell a friend. The AI takes it from there.

Next you sign in. Your words come with you.

This page comes before launch.