NanostaminaYou have an idea and a 3-day trial ahead of you. The only thing the agents read is your written idea and your answers in the founding interview.
A vague idea becomes a vague company. The text you write before launching decides almost everything after it.
What a buildable idea contains
Who it is for
One specific person, not “everyone”. “Freelance photographers” beats “creative people”.
What it does, in one sentence
One verb, one result. “Books my clients’ slots for me.”
How it makes money
The price and the frequency. “€19 paid once” or “€9 per month”. The agents place payments based on this.
What you already have
Your photos, your client list, your content. What you supply, the agent does not have to invent.
What it does not do
An honest limit stops the agents from building a restaurant with delivery and a dining room when you only wanted delivery.
What to leave out
Feature lists: the agents already decide the architecture; your list makes them drift.
Technical jargon: you do not code, they do. Describe the result, not the database.
Income promises: “a business that makes $5,000 a month” helps no agent build anything.
Before / after
Before
“A site for photographers with AI to manage clients, a subscription, lots of useful features.”
After
“For freelance photographers: a site that takes quote requests, offers time slots and sends the invoice the same day. €19 paid once. I supply my prices and my sample photos. No blog, no built-in social feed.”
Sample.
The founding interview
After the idea comes the interview: the agents ask questions, and your answers complete the plan.
Answer with the same words as your rewritten idea. An answer that contradicts the idea is the number 1 cause of a launch that misses the mark.
The fastest way to test your idea: paste it into the Idea Check. You get a Score out of 100 and a Rewrite ready to copy, for free.
This method is what the Kit teaches: the €19, paid once, course covering the idea, the interview and the first visitors.
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