Put the idea to the test.
Before you build anything, let a consensus of the world's strongest models weigh in on your idea, and show you how strong it really is, where they agree, and where they don't.
How it works
Propose
Each frontier model independently sizes up your idea: the niche, the real demand, the competitors, and how saturated the space already is.
Critique
Every model reads the others anonymized and challenges what is weak, so groupthink and a single model's blind spots get caught.
Synthesize
You get one clear read on its viability, a confidence score drawn from how strongly the models agree, and an agreement map: where the strongest models back your idea, and where they diverge.
What you get
- One synthesized verdict instead of five conflicting chat windows
- A confidence score that reflects real agreement, not one model's bravado
- An agreement map: where top models back your idea, and the precise points where they diverge
- A read on niche, demand, competitors and saturation
- Market sizing: TAM, SAM and SOM with the assumptions behind them
- The idea saved, ready to flow straight into Validation
Why it matters
Most founders fall in love with an idea, ask one AI that politely agrees, and build for months on a confident guess. A consensus shows you where the models genuinely back your idea and where they doubt it, so the riskiest assumption is the thing you test first, not the thing you discover after launch.
Ideation FAQ
Is this investment or business advice?
No. Ideation is structured deliberation, not advice. The confidence score and agreement map are there so you decide with your eyes open.
Which models deliberate?
The current frontier set, routed automatically, with new models added the day they ship. You never choose or configure one.
What happens to the result?
It is saved to your project and becomes the input for Validation, so the idea you vetted is the idea you build.