Each entry below is a product that does not exist yet. It has a landing page, a published price and a signup form — and the signups decide whether it gets built, and in what order.

The test is the same for every idea. The price is always labelled as an expected launch price, the form always asks for one of three levels of intent, and a fixed decision rule says what counts as enough demand. An idea that clears the bar gets built; one that does not gets retired, and the page says so.

If one of these is a thing you need, the strongest signal you can send is the middle or top tier of its form. It is read by a person, and it changes what gets made.

Currently taking signups

Ordered alphabetically, not by performance. Prices are expected launch prices.

This product does not exist yet. The number above is the price we expect to launch at, not a commitment. If the waitlist says it is wrong, it changes.