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App that takes you from idea to market validation. What features do you need? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by PleasantParrot@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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hey. I'm working on an AI-powered app that takes you from an idea to market validation ASAP. I use a bunch of proprietary data + LLMs to estimate TAM, generate brand assets, build a landing page, and help you collect signups and analytics.
The goal is to help you sift through your ideas and pick the best one in 1/10th the time.
Is this interesting to you? What kinds of features would you most like to see?

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[–] StrategicFulcrum@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

A TAM estimator based on text input would be nice to use, but the rest im not that interested in. The TAM analysis would 100% need citations for its stats. I would probably use it a few times, as TAM analysis isnt a recurring need, but it would be useful. Dont know what id pay though, depends on how much I believe it. Definitely need to read some case studies to prove it works. If I had confidence it was very accurate, I could see myself paying like $10 a pop, like what HBR charges for a case study purchase.