The problem I wanted to solve
I often had more business ideas than follow-through. I wanted a practical way to examine whether an idea seemed worth exploring, identify what I still needed to learn, and move from thinking to taking a first step.
I wanted the output to include practical validation steps alongside branding and strategy, so an interesting idea could lead to an action.
How the product works
A person enters an initial concept and receives a structured blueprint to help examine it. The current product is organized around several parts of early venture planning:
- Business naming, identity direction, and brand visual concepts
- Potential customer niches and content directions
- Ways to test interest before committing significant time or money
- Competitor research and an initial financial view
- A sequence of practical actions, including a landing page for collecting interest
The intention is to connect these pieces into one guided workflow, so a new founder has somewhere concrete to begin.
What I built
I owned the product concept, interface, and application build. Svelte and TypeScript power the app, while Supabase and n8n support its data and generation workflow.
The product decision
IdeaSpark connects brand, market, financial, and validation work in one blueprint. The point is to help a founder move from a vague concept to a specific assumption they can test. The generated analysis is a starting hypothesis; customer conversations and real demand still have to come from outside the app.
What shipped
The live product accepts a short idea and presents a structured blueprint across brand, market, content, financial, and validation topics. Visitors can inspect that workflow in the app.