Test your business idea before you build it.

Brain is an AI partner for founders and small businesses. It sizes the market, works out positioning and pricing, publishes a signup page, counts who bites, and keeps everything it learns in a knowledge base you own.

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Who buys, how many, and who already serves them
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Bottom-up, the first segment is parents of newborns in one city1. Meal-kit incumbents sell to families, not to the first twelve weeks.

6 linked pagesUpdated 2h ago from your interview notes
Knowledge base plan
4 page edits waiting for your OK

For founders, aspiring entrepreneurs and small teams — ideation, validation, go-to-market, sales, and whatever else the work needs. Shared knowledge up top, private notes underneath.

What it does

The homework, the test, and the memory.

Brain does the analysis a good advisor would, puts a real page in front of real people, and keeps everything you learn in cited pages you own. Business is the expected use, never a forced one: ask it anything else and it answers like a normal assistant.

Business know-how built in

Strategy with the 7 Powers and the Delta Model, market size and composition, business models and unit economics, marketing, sales, customer discovery. The agent leans on it when the task is business, and stays out of the way when it isn't.

Validate demand for real

An honest "sign up if interested" page, published in minutes and yours to customize. A tracked link per channel, visits counted server-side, signups confirmed by double opt-in, all on one dashboard.

A knowledge base that becomes your business

Market, customers, competitors, product, go-to-market, finances, strategy: the agent files facts into these pages as they turn up, cited and linked. Nothing is created until there is something to put in it.

You approve before it writes

Every ingest is a plan you see first: drop a page, rename it, choose shared or private. Then it applies page by page with a live checklist, leaves a receipt, and can be undone.

Nightly sleep pass

After hours the agent re-reads everything, distills what it learned, flags stale pages, and proposes edits, all routed to your inbox for one-click accept or reject.

Project spaces, skills, connectors

A project space per venture with a shared knowledge base up top and private notes underneath. Teach it playbooks as markdown skills, and plug in outside tools through MCP connectors scoped per project space.

How it works

From an idea to a signal you can trust

01

Describe the idea

Start from a topic — strategy, competitive landscape, marketing, sales, customers — or just talk. The agent sizes the market top-down and bottom-up, drafts positioning and pricing, and files what it finds.

02

Put a page in front of people

Pick a template, customize it in chat, publish. Share one tracked link per channel and watch real visits turn into confirmed signups.

03

Build on what you learned

Interview notes, competitor pages, numbers: every fact lands in your knowledge base with a citation. Ask anything, schedule recurring research, review overnight edits in your inbox.

Why it's different

It shows its work, and asks first.

  • Frameworks, not vibes

    Moats are rated power by power, markets are sized two ways, unit economics are worked out line by line. Estimates are labelled as estimates; facts carry a citation.

  • Honest validation

    No fake doors. The page says what it is, signups are confirmed by email, and confirmed signups are the number you get — not clicks.

  • You stay in control

    Plans are approved before anything is written, every apply leaves a receipt with an undo, every page keeps its revision history, and sensitive memory waits for your review.

  • Choose fast or thorough per task

    Ask for a quick answer when you're in a hurry, or tell it to think longer on the hard questions. You decide where the extra effort goes.

Inbox · waiting for you
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Ingest
Ingested “Interview notes, week 3”: 4 pages
customers, market +2 · undo available
Curator
“Competitors” looks stale
No edits in 40 days · 5 inbound links
Memory
New rule: label every estimate as an estimate
Proposed by the sleep pass

Accept or dismiss — the agent handles the rest.

Find out if anyone wants it.

Do the homework, publish the page, count the signups, and keep everything you learn along the way.

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