ASPAIR FOUNDER WORKBENCH · FREE TOOL
Test one assumption. Learn something real.
A compliment is encouraging, but it does not tell you what to build next. Choose one uncertain belief and decide what evidence would make you change direction.
By the Aspair team · Updated 28 October 2026
Your inputs
Answers stay in this page’s memory. They are not saved or sent by this tool. Reloading clears them. Download a plan if you want to keep it.
Your working plan
Complete the prompts to create a plan. No account needed.
This is a transparent, rule-based helper, not AI advice or a score of your potential.
Choose an uncertainty before choosing a feature
Write a belief that could turn out to be wrong. “People like our idea” is hard to act on. “Club organisers currently spend time rebuilding the same event signup form” is something you can investigate through recent examples.
Ask about what happened
Use open questions about a recent event. Give people time to explain their workaround before showing your idea. Avoid introducing an answer through the wording of your question. Obtain consent and collect only the information you need.
Review contrary evidence
A small or convenient sample can miss important differences. Record who you reached, what you observed and where you may be biased. Use the result to choose another test; do not present it as proof of market demand.
Research reference: GOV.UK guidance on in-depth interviews. Aspair’s planner and example prompts are original planning aids, not an endorsement by the source.