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Score and rank candidate pricing metrics on the six-criteria rubric

I get a filled scorecard where every candidate metric is rated 1-5 on all six criteria with a weighted total and a clear rank order, so I can pick the key pricing variable defensibly.

20 creditsSet My Price

Score and rank causes by importance, tractability, neglectedness

A function that takes a list of candidate causes each rated on importance (scale/severity), tractability (feasibility of progress), and neglectedness (how underfunded), and returns each cause's composite priority score plus a stable descending rank.

20 creditsPitch Investors

Score Problem Candidates on the Ikigai Four-Lens Fit

A founder receives a structured four-lens score for each candidate problem and a shortlist of those that clear every lens, so they pick a problem to focus on rather than a buzzword.

20 creditsChoose Business Model

Scored brickyard inventory of demand-and-trust touchpoints

I get a structured brickyard: every brick sorted into the five areas (online presence, content, offerings, ecosystem, internal team), scored on the three fixed dimensions, with a ready/cracked/missing status per brick and per-area counts that match the bricks, ready to assemble into a journey.

20 creditsDistribution

Screen Startup Against Incubator/Accelerator Eligibility Criteria

A founder receives a structured eligibility screen showing, criterion by criterion, whether the startup meets a given incubator or accelerator program's stated rules and whether it clears the overall must-have gate.

20 creditsChoose Business Model

SETDA AI Outcome Discovery Register

A product team running AI discovery gets a structured register of candidate AI outcomes, each correctly categorized (revenue / cost / risk) and mapped to a Sense/Explain/Think/Decide/Act method, with needs and requirements broken out per the SETDA framework.

20 creditsChoose Business Model

Seven-sentence investor elevator pitch

A canonical seven-sentence investor elevator pitch (introduction, problem and solution, competitors, market opportunity, business model, achievements, funding ask), one checked sentence per slot within your word cap, naming your startup and founder, with the market-size and funding-ask sentences cross-checked against the pitch's own 16-slot fact sheet.

20 creditsLaunch Product

Shared value opportunity register

A validated shared value opportunity register where every opportunity has both a business benefit and a societal benefit, is mapped to a pathway, spans at least 2 distinct pathways, and has a feasibility tier.

20 creditsWin Market

Sources & Uses of Funds Statement

The founder has a fully reconciled sources-and-uses statement that maps every dollar of the raise to a milestone, task, owner, and funding source, with the totals machine-checked to tie out.

20 creditsPitch Investors

Strategic acquirer target register

A structured register of candidate acquirers, each with a valuation basis, an acquisition rationale, and named contacts.

20 creditsLaunch Product

Strategy possibility conditions register

A validated register of 2-6 strategic possibilities, each with 3-8 must-have conditions, an ordered barrier list, and a test owner, checked for schema completeness, deduplication, ordering integrity, and minimum possibility count.

20 creditsWin Market

Structured hiring decision scorecard

A structured scorecard where each interviewer's vote and rationale are recorded and the final verdict provably follows your decision rule (no after-the-fact rationalization).

15 creditsLead Team