Problem
Who needs help, and what hurts?
✦ RULE-BASED · ABOUT 4 MINUTES
Clarify the problem.
Plan the smallest useful test.
Answer eight guided questions about the user, problem, desired result, solution, and evidence. LaunchBox turns your choices into a focused first-build plan.
✓ Choice-first flow • Writing is optional • Saved in your browser
Idea→
User→
Problem→
Result→
Solution→
Evidence
HOW IT WORKSChoices that adapt.
Choices that adapt.
A plan you can act on.
LaunchBox uses transparent rules—not heavy AI—to narrow the options, recommend the next test, and keep the first build focused.
Choose, then explain
Start with clear choices. Add optional details only when they make your idea more specific.
Follow an adaptive path
Your audience and persona change the problem, outcome, and solution options shown next.
Check the evidence
LaunchBox considers your evidence and access to users before recommending what to do.
Get a scoped first plan
Receive a first experiment, Build First scope, score, decision, and shareable PDF report.
The rule is simple: if it does not help test the riskiest assumption, it does not belong in the first build.
□ YOUR PLAN, SORTED
One focused test.
Only what the evidence supports.
Your plan connects the user and problem to a success threshold, first-build scope, action plan, and readiness decision.
PROBLEM AND VALUE
Who needs help, and what hurts?
Clarify the target user, problem hypothesis, current alternative, and expected value.
FIRST EXPERIMENT
What is the fastest way to learn?
Get a recommended test, participants, steps, and a measurable success threshold.
FIRST TEST BUILD
What belongs in version one?
Separate Build First, Add Later, and Not Yet, then receive a readiness decision.
NOT YET: Log-in • Payments • AI • Dashboard
ADAPTIVE EXAMPLEOne answer changes
One answer changes
what comes next.
The options, recommendation, score, and decision respond to the user, problem, desired result, evidence, and participant access you choose.
RULE-BASED RECOMMENDATION
REVISE68/100
A mobile student update planner
Show schedule changes, highlight the announcement that needs action, and keep the next deadline visible.
FIRST EXPERIMENTTest five realistic updates in a clickable phone prototype with five matched students.
Why REVISE? The direction is useful, but personal observation should be confirmed with direct student evidence before development.
SHAREABLE BY DESIGNTurn your answers into
Turn your answers into
a plan others can use.
Review the score and comments, hand the developer-ready brief to a collaborator, or save the full one-to-two-page report as a PDF.
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✦ READY TO CLARIFY YOUR IDEA?
Start with guided choices.
Finish with a testable plan.
Clarify one user and one problem, check the evidence, and choose the smallest useful version to test first.
✓ No sign-up · Progress stays in this browser.