Waarp runs autonomous AI voice interviews to validate your product idea. Set up a Mom-Test discovery campaign in minutes and get transcripts, verdicts, and briefs.
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Hey Product Hunt, Dwamian here.
Waarp runs your customer-discovery interviews by voice, automatically. You share one opt-in link with your own audience. Whoever's interested opts in and picks a time. An AI voice agent calls them, runs a near natural Mom-Test-style interview (open questions, past behavior, no pitching), and sends you the transcripts plus a decision brief.
It's built for the moment when you already have people, a waitlist, a list, a community, some early users, and you haven't actually talked to any of them. That's the gap it closes. The flip side, so nobody's surprised: Waarp calls your people, it doesn't go find new ones. No list yet, not your tool yet.
A question for the room, and I want the real answer. Last time you validated something, what actually stopped you from just calling your users: time, or not wanting to hear it?
The Mom-Test framing is smart. One thing I'd love to see is a way to import my own question list so I can mix structured hypotheses with the generated ones, then compare how interviewees respond across question types in the transcript view.
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@yusuf1wl3 Great feedback. You can include your own custom questions but your import suggestion is a nice one.
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love that it leans on the mom test framework right out of the gate, that kind of baked-in methodology is honestly rare and super useful for keeping the interviews honest.
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@naimeolcayaocy Thank you for the vote of confidence on the approach
Hey Product Hunt, Dwamian here.
Waarp runs your customer-discovery interviews by voice, automatically.
You share one opt-in link with your own audience. Whoever's interested opts in and picks a time. An AI voice agent calls them, runs a near natural Mom-Test-style interview (open questions, past behavior, no pitching), and sends you the transcripts plus a decision brief.
It's built for the moment when you already have people, a waitlist, a list, a community, some early users, and you haven't actually talked to any of them. That's the gap it closes. The flip side, so nobody's surprised: Waarp calls your people, it doesn't go find new ones. No list yet, not your tool yet.
A question for the room, and I want the real answer. Last time you validated something, what actually stopped you from just calling your users: time, or not wanting to hear it?
Want to try it out?
https://waarphq.waarp.io/join/36a0f265-ce47-42f9-a0a0-b7bb3a1f2ac9
The Mom-Test framing is smart. One thing I'd love to see is a way to import my own question list so I can mix structured hypotheses with the generated ones, then compare how interviewees respond across question types in the transcript view.
@yusuf1wl3 Great feedback. You can include your own custom questions but your import suggestion is a nice one.
love that it leans on the mom test framework right out of the gate, that kind of baked-in methodology is honestly rare and super useful for keeping the interviews honest.
@naimeolcayaocy Thank you for the vote of confidence on the approach