Startup Idea Validator
Describe a startup, SaaS, developer tool, or product idea. Choose what you want from it, then let Jev score eight practical dimensions in one structured decision request.
No signup. The idea is sent only to the Jev scoring endpoint for this request and is not included in analytics events.
Eight bounded decisions, one result.
Jev scores the idea across eight dimensions, then JevHub computes the weighted total and verdict in normal application code.
Eight questions, then normal application logic.
Jev does not write the final verdict. It scores a fixed set of dimensions from 0 to 4. JevHub converts those scores to 0–100, applies the weights, and computes the final result.
Real problem
Is there a concrete problem or immediate appeal?
Clear customer
Is the intended user specific enough?
Demand
Does the description show existing effort or attention?
Value
Money, adoption, or fun depending on your goal.
Reach
Can a small team realistically find the audience?
Different
Is the approach meaningfully distinct?
Buildable
Can one or two developers ship a useful first version?
Shareable
Can users easily explain or recommend the value?
KILL
Too many important signals are weak in the current description.
FIX
The shape is plausible, but the weakest dimensions need work.
SHIP
The description is strong enough to justify a small build or validation test.
The tool judges the idea as you describe it. It does not independently verify demand, competitors, regulation, pricing, customer interviews, or willingness to pay.
Why use Jev for this?
This is a bounded scoring problem: the dimensions and score levels are known before the request runs. That makes it a natural example of Jev's structured decision model. If you want to inspect raw Choice, Score, and Noul outputs yourself, open the Jev Playground.
Build the same pattern
The product layer stays separate from the decision layer: define fixed questions, let Jev return typed scores and probabilities, then keep thresholds and business rules in ordinary code. Browse the Jev examples and templates or read the Jev API quickstart to build your own version.