Fit Check

Five minutes now, two days for an honest answer.

This isn't a contact form. It's the same set of questions I'd ask in the first conversation, just structured so I can read it on my time and reply with substance.

Most fit checks come back as one of three answers: looks like a fit, doesn't fit, or worth a longer conversation. No call until there's something concrete to say. No follow-ups if you don't reply. No pitching, no nudging, no automated drip.

About you

Two fields. Used to reply to you. Nothing else.

Your name

The idea

Plain English. Don't pitch. Don't worry about the wording.

Who is the early user, in one sentence?

If you find yourself writing “any” or “everyone”, narrow it.

What painful thing do they do today?

What would the first useful version do?

If the description has more than three nouns, the v1 is probably still too big.

Signals

The honest answers. None of these eliminate you on their own.

What evidence do you have that the problem is real?

“I've thought about it a lot” is a valid answer. It's also a useful signal.

What budget have you mentally set aside for the first build?

Used to recommend the right tier, not to filter you out.

When would you want to start?

Anything else worth knowing?

Optional. The thing you'd say in person but feel awkward writing.

By submitting, you agree to a written reply within two working days. Nothing else.