How it works
You add the idea. Skoora clarifies the context, evaluates ten commercial signals, and guides you toward Build, Explore, or Skip.
You do not need a pitch deck or business plan to start.
25 free credits on signup.
The flow
Each step shows what you do and what Skoora does in return.
You
Describe the startup idea in your own words, or use Discover to generate ideas based on your background and interests.
Skoora
Saves the idea in your workspace and structures the starting context.
You
Answer up to three focused questions about the customer, problem, or current alternative.
Skoora
Uses your answers instead of inventing details that were never provided.
You
Start the evaluation when the idea is clear enough.
Skoora
Scores ten commercial signals and explains the result and confidence level for each one.
You
Review the overall score, assumptions, risks, strengths, and weak points.
Skoora
Returns a Build, Explore, or Skip score with one recommended next step.
You
Choose the recommended action instead of opening another blank document.
Skoora
Provides a validation test, supports signal improvement and re-evaluation, or carries the idea into plans and a build-ready prompt.
Three strategic outcomes
Every evaluation resolves into one of three moves.
The signals hold together. Demand, revenue shape and delivery are plausible at the same time, and no single assumption is carrying the whole idea.
Take the execution plan and the build-ready prompt into your builder and start on the MVP feature set.
Something specific is unresolved, usually distribution, pricing or defensibility. The idea is not weak, it is unproven in one place that matters.
Run the validation step attached to the weakest signal, then re-evaluate and watch the score move.
The commercial read breaks in more than one place. Skip is not a failure. It is the cheapest possible outcome, delivered before you spend the weeks.
Reshape the idea around the part that scored well, or move to the next idea with the hours still in your pocket.
Skip is a useful answer. It is the only outcome that returns your hours instead of spending them, and a framework that never says Skip is not evaluating anything.