Free ALpha pilot test open for FOUNDER-RADAR (STOP GUESSING WHAT TO BUILD)

Old process:

1. Think of idea
2. Search Reddit for 2 hours
3. Open 30 tabs
4. Build a spreadsheet that decays immediately
5. Ask Twitter, get 6 replies, 4 of which are useless
6. Make a gut call
7. Build for 3 months
8. Find out the pain wasn't real

New process:

1. Think of idea
2. Run it through automated pain detection
3. Get a Build Signal Score with evidence snippets attached
4. See exactly who has the pain, how often, and what they're using right now as a workaround
5. Get a validation plan generated from real signals
6. Talk to the right people with the right questions

The difference isn't speed. It's confidence.

The old process gave me activity. The new one gives me a defensible answer.

I built FounderRadar specifically because I kept watching smart founders - myself included - waste months on ideas that failed a basic market signal test they never ran.

It's one place. No stitching tools together. No Excel. No vibes.

Pilot is open right now. I'm looking for founders who are actively in the "should I build this?" stage - not post-launch, not pre-idea. The messy middle.

What's your current validation process actually look like? Genuinely curious what's working.