The same idea looks different to different founders.

How your profile threads through the pipeline
We don’t collect variables and discard them. Your profile drives evaluation gates, caps scores, and shapes briefs. Click any block to view its configuration below.
Generic advice ignores who you are.
Other tools grade startup ideas in a vacuum. But a great idea for a funded engineering team is a death trap for a solo, semi-technical founder with 15 hours a week. We align validation to your parameters.
Generic Reports
- Scoring startup ideas in a vacuum
- Assumes full-time hours by default
- Ignores tech skills constraints
- Pretends capital is always available
- Evaluates standard high-risk plays
- Delivers the same generic playbook
Calibrated Calibration
- Dynamic score caps on constraints
- Bandwidth-aware GTM paths
- Complexity matched to your code skill
- Marketplace score drop when cash-light
- Devil's Advocate intensity shifting
- Customized founder closing brief
Calibrated on three
fit vectors.
Our validation model uses weekly bandwidth, capital budget, revenue target, time horizons, and technical skills to score the best strategic opportunity for your situation.
Resources & Timeline
Weekly Hours & Capital
Caps out marketplace or enterprise motions if capital and hours are too low.
E.g. Capital BudgetCapabilities & Risk
Skills & Risk Tolerance
Adjusts target distributions and feasibility metrics depending on non-technical limitations.
E.g. Technical SkillFounder-Fit Shield
Compounded Alignment
Renders a composite shield score (0-4) so you can sort recommendations by match strength.
E.g. Shield ScoreGrouped by Type
Evaluating metrics for GOALS fitment
Configure these constraints to see how the engine shifts and restricts recommended scores.
Revenue Goal
How big the business needs to get for it to be worth your time.
Score caps shift. A $20/mo consumer SaaS that needs 50,000 paying users is fine for a $50k/yr goal and structurally broken for a $1M/yr one. The engine refuses to rate directions higher than their math allows.
Time Horizon
How soon you need to see the first dollar.
Directions whose typical time-to-first-dollar is much longer than your horizon get their revenue-speed score capped. A 90-day enterprise sales cycle does not earn a high score when you need revenue in 30 days.
Ready for a reality check?
Calibrate your profile and scoring parameters now to evaluate opportunities that align with your personal runway, bandwidth, and goals.
Calibrate once. Scored permanently.