They look exciting.
You picture the brand, the website, the launch post, and the first wave of customers. Then one small purchase becomes a developer, a designer, three subscriptions, six months of evenings — and a product the market never asked for.
The biggest risk is not receiving a weak score.
It is discovering the weakness after the money has left your account.
You do not need more encouragement.
You need pressure on the assumptions.
// Why this exists
Laxy was built because the honest answer to "is this idea any good?" is almost impossible to get. Friends are kind. Founder communities cheer. Generic AI chat flatters whatever you type into it, then hands you a plan without ever telling you the plan is weak.
So we built the opposite: one structured pass that scores six dimensions independently, names the weakest one first, and states a risk you would rather not read. It is designed to be useful even when the verdict is "rethink this."
We would rather lose a sale than tell you a bad idea is a good one.