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Hunchtester · free beta

Test the hunch before you build.

For people with a business idea and limited time to test it. Describe the customer, the result you would deliver, and how you might charge. Get a repeatable first check, then plan a buyer test and track what happens.

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Your idea is processed for this check; the validation log stays on this device for up to seven days. Do not include secrets or personal information.

This result is a preliminary estimate based on your description and rules. It is not investment or business advice and does not guarantee success or earnings.

Saved example · AI pet product sourcingFirst verdict
A83 / 100

Focused enough to test.

GO on paper

Preliminary rule estimate. Demand and earnings are not verified.

Demand 100
Feasibility 80
Competition 50
Monetization 100
12 public pages fetched · value estimate unknownOpen full saved sample
Need a starting point?

Start with a customer and a result.

These are example inputs, not verified opportunities. Choose one, then edit the customer and outcome into your own idea.

Local operations

Reduce cafe food waste

Turn weekly inventory records into a practical use-first list for small cafes.

Independent work

Personalize tutor practice

Turn lesson notes into exercises tailored to each student's gaps.

Small retail

Clarify product listings

Turn supplier catalogs into clearer titles and categories for a small online shop.

Who uses it

A first pass before the big commitment.

Hunchtester structures a decision. It cannot replace a conversation, pilot, or purchase from a real buyer.

Solo builders

Find the weakest assumption before spending weeks on a product.

Creators and service sellers

Check whether the buyer, deliverable, and way to charge are actually clear.

Small teams

Compare a new offer with public alternatives before assigning a build budget.

Source review

See what the public record supports.

The saved example has 12 fetched pages. Open the excerpts and original links to judge them yourself.

Explore the full saved sample report →

What the score means

Fixed rules check whether the description names a buyer, a deliverable, likely effort, alternatives, and a way to charge. The same description gives the same rule score.

What remains unknown

Public pages are not purchases. Demand, willingness to pay, and your ability to reach buyers still need a real-world test.

Your path

One idea. Four clear moves.

Use the result to plan a buyer test and record what actually happens.

  1. 01

    Describe the idea

    Name who it serves, the outcome, and how you might charge.

    Your input
  2. 02

    Get a first verdict

    Repeatable rules check description clarity. No AI call is made.

    Free check
  3. 03

    Set a validation task

    Write the assumption and the next question to take to a buyer.

    Your plan
  4. 04

    Record evidence

    Log interviews, trials, objections, and payments before changing course.

    Your evidence
Pricing

Free idea check and tracking preview.

The rule-based check makes no AI call. AI reviews will use credits; three introductory credits are planned once accounts, spending limits, and verified payment are ready. Credits and checkout are not active today.

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Questions

Know the limits before you start.

Does a high score mean my idea will work?

No. The score checks how complete your description is under fixed rules. A buyer response, trial, or payment is still needed.

Where do the deeper findings come from?

AI source review is not available yet. The free check uses only your description and fixed rules.

Do I need to create an account?

No account is available yet. The validation log stays on this device for up to seven days; cross-device sync will require an account.

Can I buy a report today?

Payment and AI credits are not open yet. The future offer will show price, credits used, delivery, and terms before checkout.