Describe an idea. In 10–20 minutes you get a report: where the mines are, the cheapest way to test each one, and how to route around them.
Same process every time: break the idea down, check the evidence, then show you the way around.
Split the idea into the assumptions that all have to hold, and judge each one on its own.
Research each assumption online, citing only pages that were fetched and archived.
A verdict, the cheapest tests and alternative directions — ready to share.
To cite a page, the analyst has to fetch it, archive it and get an ID. Every quote is then checked word for word: mismatches go back for a fix, and anything still wrong after two tries is cut.
Paste a URL. Scout digs through the site — even its front-end bundle for pricing and vendors — then scores it on one framework so you can compare side by side.
See a comparison →See what your idea rests on before you pay anything. Pay only when you want every assumption checked against evidence.
Write down your ideaOpen one, flip a tile.