Drop your idea. Then get on with your day.
The Warden tests it with real people and tells you what they do.
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How it works
01
Tell us the idea
You do not need a business plan. A sentence or two is enough.
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The Warden finds what matters
Wardict works out the biggest question standing between your idea and something worth building.
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Wardict tests it
You approve the test. Wardict runs it and tells you what people actually did.
One we ran
What this looks like.
The idea
Construction worker-worn authentic distressed denim subscription service.
What the Warden tested first
Will enough of those buyers sign up at the worn-denim price for genuine wear over a laser finish?
What people did
46 of 508 people who saw the page signed up. The test needed 41.
Not another opinion.
Wardict only counts something as an answer when a real person did it. What the Warden merely thinks is kept plainly apart from what people actually did.
Read the methodologyFree to find out what Wardict would test first. From £19.99 to run the test.
Questions
What do I actually get?
The one question that matters most about your idea, and the test that would answer it. If you approve the test, Wardict builds a page for it, puts it in front of people who look like your customers, and comes back with what they did.
Is Wardict free?
Finding out what Wardict would test first is free. A first reading costs £19.99, once: about a hundred people see your page, and you see what they did. A full test costs £99, once, and gives a pass or a fail.
Why not just ask an AI?
An AI will tell you what it thinks about your idea. It cannot tell you what a stranger did when they saw it. Wardict puts the question in front of real people and reports what happened, which is the only thing that settles it.