I built an AI tool that audits SaaS ideas before you spend months building them
Hi everyone!
Over the past few weeks I've been building Launch Pilot, an AI tool designed to help founders validate SaaS ideas before investing months into development.
Instead of using one generic AI prompt, it runs multiple specialized evaluations that look at areas like product clarity, validation, launch readiness, and potential risks before combining them into a structured report.
The goal isn't to replace user research it's to help founders identify obvious gaps and blind spots earlier.
I'm currently working on user accounts so founders can save audits and track their progress over time.
I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback on the product, landing page, or the overall idea. I'm happy to answer any questions about how it's built or why I chose this approach.
Thanks for taking a look!
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Congrats on shipping this, Asmit — the multi-angle evaluation approach (clarity, validation, launch readiness, risks as separate passes) makes a lot more sense than one generic prompt. Curious how you're weighting those categories against each other in the final report — is it more of a checklist, or does it actually flag which blind spot is most likely to sink the idea?
Since you asked — I'm building MedicSutra (medicsutra.com), a healthcare discovery platform for Indian cities that the big directories mostly ignore, now evolving into a full clinic operating system (appointment booking, queue management, and more). Early days — 250+ clinics live in Lucknow and growing daily. Happy to swap notes on early-stage building if useful.
Good luck with the user accounts feature — that's usually where the real retention signal shows up.
@therockakash Thanks, Akash! I appreciate the thoughtful feedback.
Right now it's more than a checklist. Each specialized evaluator produces its own analysis, and the final aggregator weighs the severity and confidence of the issues before generating an overall score. The goal is to surface the one or two blind spots that are most likely to hurt the launch, rather than treating every issue equally. I'm still refining the weighting based on real founder feedback, so it'll continue to improve over time.
MedicSutra sounds interesting as well. Focusing on underserved Indian cities instead of competing head-on with the larger directories is a smart angle, and 250+ clinics is solid early traction. I'd be happy to swap notes as we both iterate.
Thanks again for taking the time to check it out!
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