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IdeaJarvis
Discover, build and validate startup ideas using your own AI
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Discover, build and validate startup ideas using your own AI
5 followers
IdeaJarvis is a free AI idea workspace that turns ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-enabled AI into a complete 0-to-1 workflow. Discover tailored startup ideas, auto-research markets, generate pitches and PRDs, deploy live prototypes, collect waitlist signups, and schedule fresh ideas — all in one place for indie hackers, PMs, vibe coders, and founders.
The best startup ideas scratch your own itch. But with every AI tool open — ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor — I still couldn't turn all that intelligence into ideas worth scratching. So I built the studio I wished existed: the full 0→1 loop, powered by the AI I already pay for.
🧭 Discover — an AI interviews you about your real frustrations and the tools you'd actually use yourself, then matches them to ideas that fit your product taste
🔍 Research — competitors, TAM/SAM/SOM, market gaps, pulled automatically
📋 Define — pitch, PRD, user flows, ready to hand to a builder (or an AI)
🚀 Deploy — a *real* live prototype at a shareable URL. Not a Figma mock.
✅ Validate — AI idea score + waitlist signups
⏰ Automate — schedule a Routine in Claude Code or with ChatGPT Agents by connecting IdeaJarvis MCP server and wake up to new curated ideas
What makes it click: an MCP server with guided prompts driving each step. Instead of freestyling in a chat thread you'll never find again, it walks your AI through a flow that pours every pitch, competitor, PRD, and live prototype into a structured idea workspace. You can finally test ideas you'd actually use — cheaply — and validate them with the world. Here's a demo of an idea generated via IdeaJarvis: Skynet By Cyberdyne Systems
Launch day offer for the PH community: drop your startup link in the comments and I'll personally run it through IdeaJarvis — full pitch, detailed market research, and honest feedback, on me.
Mailwarm
Great. Can it show how the same idea would work for different types of users?