The Detective: AI niche research that ships verdict-grade analysis.

Hey Hunters, Andrés and Will here. We both have day jobs in Madrid and the same recurring problem: every time we'd consider building in a new niche, we'd burn a weekend on research and come out with either a shrug or a totally different niche we hadn't planned to look at. 12 hours, no answer. So we built The Detective for ourselves first. You feed it your skills, languages, budget, and a niche you're thinking about (or let it pitch some). It runs a 3-stage pipeline on Claude against grounded web sources, scores the niche across 7 axes, and gives you a GO / GO_WITH_CAVEATS / NO_GO verdict plus a 30-day execution plan for the winner. Every claim links to a real URL. The system literally can't make a citation up. A few specifics worth knowing: One deep dive per report, on every tier. The tier just changes how often you can run them: Starter $12.99 one-time, Explorer $25/mo weekly, Hunter $99/mo every 3 days, Operator $299/mo daily. Hard $6 cost cap per report. If the pipeline starts pushing that ceiling, it stops. We'd rather refund you than ship something half-done. We refuse regulated industries: insurance, medical, legal, financial advice, tax, construction lien. Those need a real professional, not a research tool. Caught at preflight, no charge. If the evidence for your niche just isn't out there, we won't pretend it is. You get 3 salvage angles to try instead, plus a free re-run credit. Bilingual (English + Spanish). Our agents pull sources from both markets, and the report comes back in whatever language you wrote your intake in. Stuff we don't have yet, since you'll ask: Slack / Discord / WhatsApp delivery (working on it) Linear / Notion / Trello exports (queued) A free tier. That one's deliberate. Starter at $12.99 is the cheapest taste. What we'd actually love feedback on: Did the verdict feel grounded, or did a cited source look weak? What's the smallest change to the report shape that would make you renew next month? What niche should we point this thing at? We'll be in the thread all day. If you find a bug, a flaky source, or a niche where we got it wrong, tell us. Easier to fix it now than later. Gracias por probarlo, Andrés + Will