BUSINESS IDEA TEST
Most startup idea validation starts with opinions. TGGET starts with evidence: how many people search for the need every month, who already serves them, what their customers complain about and what a click costs. Then a report says go, maybe or no, with a source for every claim.
Validate my ideaType a search phrase or describe the idea in your own words. The scan measures monthly demand for the phrase and its sub-niches in the country of the phrase, checks the top search results for real products, opens the App Store for competing apps and their review complaints, and looks for live discussions in developer and maker communities.
AI idea validators guess from a description. TGGET feeds the model measured data: demand history for two years, competitor strength per phrase, advertiser competition and cost per click, and the pains found in reviews and forums. The verdict comes with reasons you can check against the source tables.
A go, maybe or no verdict with confidence, the customer pains the product should relieve, positioning and an MVP list, napkin economics with a price hypothesis, acquisition cost from CPC and revenue per customer, an SEO and ASO plan, name options with domain checks, a landing page draft, distribution channels, validation steps and risks. Export it as Markdown or PDF or share a read-only link.
A low-demand phrase is not the end. A description in your own words is turned into the queries people actually type, and the strongest one is scanned. Off-topic related queries are set aside by the model, so a phrase that merely shares words with another need does not distort the picture.
A phrase such as “expense tracker for couples” or a sentence about the problem you want to solve. The free plan includes three full researches to start and one more every 30 days.
Demand, sub-niches, competitor sites, App Store apps and community signals arrive one by one while the scan runs in the background.
Use the verdict, pains and economics to decide what to test next: a landing page, interviews or a prototype.
Open researches people ran recently: demand, competitors and a verdict for each idea.
Needs validation · 1,000 searches a month
No niche · 1,000 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,300 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,600 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,600 searches a month
Needs validation · 1,900 searches a month
Needs validation · 2,400 searches a month
Needs validation · 2,400 searches a month
Start with the need, not the product: measure how many people search for it, see who already serves them and what those customers complain about, estimate what a customer costs to acquire, and only then test with a landing page or interviews. TGGET does the measuring part in one scan and writes the report.
A structured check of demand, competition and economics before building. In TGGET it is a scan of a search phrase: demand and sub-niches, competitor checks, App Store and community signals, then an AI report with a verdict.
A scan usually finishes in a few minutes; the report is written last. You can watch stages complete on the research page or poll the API.
The free plan includes three researches to start and one more every 30 days. Each research is a full scan: demand, sub-niches, competitors, App Store, community and public-interest signals and the report.
Yes. Every scan searches the App Store, measures competition by ratings and freshness, reads recent reviews of the leaders and includes ASO texts in the report.
No. Search interest is evidence of a need, not a customer count. The report treats it that way and tells you what to validate next with real people.