A small tool from a small post

On 6 September 2026, Ramit Arora asked founders how they validate an idea before spending days on it. He sketched a tiny tool: idea → shareable validation link → send to your ICP → see who’d use it, pay for it, and join the waitlist.

WouldYou is that sketch, built. Not a survey company. Not another landing-page builder. A page that asks one adult question and keeps the answers in a shape you can read at a glance.

Featured boards remix other hunches circulating on X the same week: a ride-fare comparator, a camera-roll keepsake app, a paywall-free split app, a phone-usage Wrapped, a commuter social graph.

This first cut stores ideas and votes in the browser so it can ship without a database. The share link encodes the idea itself, so a stranger can still open your pitch.