Score an ecommerce or creator niche across six dimensions, cite your own public sources, and finish with a measurable seven-day market validation plan.
Capability snapshot
6
scored dimensions
1–5
evidence sources
7
day experiment plan
A 27-second walkthrough of the workflow, the key benefits, and the results.
Practical value mapped to real production workflows.
Benefit
01
Use a fixed scoring rubric
The server applies the same weighted six-dimension rubric to every report and calculates the final score, verdict, and confidence after generation.
Benefit
02
Bring evidence you can revisit
Evidence mode snapshots readable text from one to five public HTML sources. Citations resolve to those snapshots, while unavailable sources and unsupported assumptions remain visible.
Benefit
03
End with a falsifiable test
Move beyond a generic opportunity summary with a seven-day experiment whose daily actions, signals, and pass or fail thresholds can guide the next decision.
A simple three-step path from source material to a reusable result.
Step 1
Describe the opportunity
Enter the niche, market, customer problem, pricing assumptions, margin target, channels, and available validation budget.
Step 2
Choose quick or evidence mode
Use the submitted brief alone for a fast assessment, or attach public sources when demand and competition claims need reproducible citations.
Step 3
Review the score and experiment
Inspect all six dimensions, risks, assumptions, economics scenarios, and the seven-day test before saving or handing the brief to another tool.
No. Quick mode uses your brief, and Evidence mode analyzes one to five public URLs that you provide. This keeps the evidence reproducible and avoids presenting model recall as current market data.
The backend weights demand at 25%, competitive room and unit economics at 20% each, differentiation at 15%, and channel reachability and execution feasibility at 10% each.
A score of 70 or more returns Validate, 50–69 returns Conditional, and below 50 returns Rethink. The verdict guides the size and focus of the next experiment rather than guaranteeing a business outcome.
Next step
Open the tool with a real image, compare the results, and keep the version that works.