Start with a person
Get specific about who you hope to serve and what they struggle with today.
Turn your early idea into a direction you can defend. Get clear on the person, challenge your assumptions, and find the smartest next step before you build.
Get specific about the person and the problem before you jump to a solution.
Independent shop owners losing hours every week to manual inventory tracking.
Less “I think this will work.” More “Here’s what we know—and what we need to learn.”
THE WAY WE WORKFour focused steps replace the overwhelming dashboard. AI helps you research and think critically; you make the calls.
Get specific about who you hope to serve and what they struggle with today.
Work backward from a result they would actually value, before choosing features.
Explore cited research, name your assumptions, and bring in what you have learned firsthand.
Leave with a candid decision brief and one small, purposeful test.
See what comes from your own experience, what was found on the web, and what the AI inferred. Keep, edit, or set aside each suggestion. Nothing becomes “validated” because it sounds convincing.
Begin your workspaceThree shop owners described the same manual workaround.
They would pay for a new service.