idea-validator

Idea validation transforms raw concepts into explicit assumptions and measurable experiments. It applies a 20-point viability checklist across problem, solution, market, and business factors to determine if you should proceed.

Lean experiment design creates a smallest-possible test tier spanning days, weeks, or months with upfront success criteria. It targets the riskiest assumptions first to learn quickly under uncertainty.

Customer discovery reduces entrepreneurship risk by mapping top failure modes across solution, market, execution, timing, and business categories. This risk map prioritizes the riskiest assumptions to test before investing heavily.

Yes, the viability checklist applies to solopreneur, creator, and innovator scenarios including lean validation and decision-making under uncertainty. It screens ideas across problem, solution, market, and business factors.

The best way to design a Tier 1 experiment is to define the smallest-possible test with predefined success signals. This tiered experiment plan recommends go, pivot, or kill actions based on outcomes.

You should kill an idea during risk analysis when the risk map identifies critical failure modes across solution, market, or business factors that cannot be resolved through lean experiments. Document learnings for future iterations.