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How PainPoint.biz protects a new idea

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Six months of building on a hunch, and the first complaint arrives on launch day.

Six months of building against complaints the customers had already written down, each one still linked to where it was said.

PainPoint.biz reads the public complaints your competitors' customers already leave, and hands them to you in their own words with their sources.

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What are you building? Choose an example to see how it works.

  1. Start

    A founder at a bare table writing a short description of the business, the product window open beside it.

    Say what you are building.

    A short profile of the business and the customer you have in mind. A couple of minutes, once.

  2. Approve

    A founder views three competitor cards grouped on the left of a laptop screen and a separate orange product card on the right.

    Approve the competitors yourself.

    Nothing enters research until you have confirmed it, and nothing is added on your behalf.

  3. Choose

    A founder holds a mug while viewing the Quick, Standard and Deep research slider and source icons on a laptop.

    Choose how deep the read goes.

    Every read spends research units from a monthly allowance, and the cost is on the screen before it starts.

    • Quick · 1 research unit
    • Standard · 2 research units
    • Deep · 3 research units
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  4. Decide

    A founder reviews a complaint on a laptop, with four decision buttons and kept cards below.

    Decide on every complaint.

    Each complaint arrives To review, you decide what it is worth, and everything you keep collects on one board beside your idea, in its original wording and with its source.

    • To review
    • Useful
    • Knew this
    • Hide
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Four stages, one run, and everything you keep still says who said it and where.

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