Like a lot of technical founders, I was great at shipping and terrible at getting anyone to care. I'd launch something, post it in a couple places, hear crickets, and go back to building more features. The problem was never the product — it was that I had no system for demand. So I started mapping out what I actually needed to know before trying to get first users: - Is my positioning specific enough that the right person instantly gets it? - Is my ICP clear from the page itself, or am I hoping the right people just find me? - Does my conversion setup give skeptical visitors a reason to act? - Which channels actually make sense given my effort, budget, and audience? I turned that into First Demand. You paste a landing page URL (or describe your product if you don't have a page yet), and it runs the analysis like a skeptical first-time visitor would. It produces four things: a demand readiness diagnosis, a channel scorecard ranked by effort and expected signal strength, a 14-day day-by-day execution playbook, and an asset pack with launch posts, cold DMs, and hero copy rewrites. The free preview gives you a readiness score and positioning flags — no signup needed. The full project is $49 and unlocks everything including unlimited corrections. I'd genuinely love feedback from other builders. Does this sound like a problem you've hit? What did you try first?

firstdemand - Stop guessing. Get a demand diagnosis and 14-day launch plan

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