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Generate Startup Ideas That Fit You

Three answers about you, collided into three app or SaaS ideas you could test this week.

Idea Generator3 questions
What are you good at?

A skill people pay you for or ask you about.

What do you care about?

A cause, a craft or a group of people.

What problem do you see up close?

Where you see it. Pick Other to name the problem in your words.

Your shortlist appears here, weak points named. Free, no sign-up. AI can make mistakes: check before you act.

How It Works

1

Answer 3 Quick Picks

What you're good at, care about and see up close. Pick Other to use your own words.

2

The AI Collides Them

It drafts 5 ideas. Code checks the quotes, ranks them and keeps the top 3.

3

Get Up to 3 Ideas, Plus the Losers

Each comes with a first test and the bar that kills it. Download the PDF or JSON.

Where Idea Generator Sits in Discovery

Which ideas fit you? Start from what you know, not from an idea. It reads no other Discovery tool, so it can run first.

Use this when: You want a software idea to test and don't have one yet.

Who it's for: Aspiring founders, developers and indie hackers.

Every Idea Quotes Your Answers

Each idea must use at least two of your three answers. Its card shows the words it used, and code checks every quote. One that fails is struck out.

Unvalidated Until a Stranger Acts

Every idea is tagged Unvalidated. Each ends with a test you can run this week for under $100, with nothing built, plus the bar that kills it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Candidates, not proof. The AI searches nothing, so demand, rivals and market size stay unchecked until strangers act on the first test.

The AI scores each idea 1 to 5 on pain, payer, access and core. Code weighs them 25, 25, 20 and 15, scales to 100 and keeps the top 3.

They lose: the obvious ideas your answers suggest first, ideas that fail a check and ideas ranked below the top 3.

Yes, for software: apps, SaaS products and tools, not a shop or a cafe. No signup. If your answers fit only a service, the AI is told to flag it.

Run its first test this week, before you build anything. If strangers act, map the idea on a Lean Canvas.

Not by us. Your answers go to the AI for the run, then live only in this tab; a reload clears them. Download the PDF or JSON to keep the result.

Built & Maintained by Varstatt

Varstatt is a one-person product studio run by Jurij Tokarski, product engineer since 2011. These tools are free and open — no signup, no catch.