Founder
The Founder owns the idea, enters the evidence, and reads the survival verdict before committing further.
- Owns the idea and the verdict
- Records evidence by class
- Reads the build status and done notice

proofline
Proofline records your market, moat, and demand evidence, classifies each item by strength, and computes a survival verdict before you commit further.
Verified demand: paying pilots and repeated usage with a dated source.
A claim in progress: signals that hint at demand but are not yet sourced.
Not evidenced yet. The workspace names the gap before you commit.
Built for Founders and End users — proof before commitment.
Every piece of evidence is filed into one of three classes. Colour makes strength readable before a single word is read.
Evidence that survives scrutiny — named market signals, a stated moat claim, and demand proof the founder can stand behind.
Evidence that hints at demand but does not yet settle it — anecdote, a single signal, or a claim still being tested.
The class with no evidence recorded yet. Named plainly so the gap is visible before any further commitment.
The Founder owns the idea, enters the evidence, and reads the survival verdict before committing further.
The End user is the operator who opens the built product, completes the main validation task on a shared idea, and receives a clear result.
A computed read on whether the idea has the market opportunity and durability to survive, and exactly which evidence is still missing.

proofline
Proofline records your market, moat, and demand evidence, classifies each item by strength, and computes a survival verdict before you commit further.
Verified demand: paying pilots and repeated usage with a dated source.
A claim in progress: signals that hint at demand but are not yet sourced.
Not evidenced yet. The workspace names the gap before you commit.
Built for Founders and End users — proof before commitment.
Every piece of evidence is filed into one of three classes. Colour makes strength readable before a single word is read.
Evidence that survives scrutiny — named market signals, a stated moat claim, and demand proof the founder can stand behind.
Evidence that hints at demand but does not yet settle it — anecdote, a single signal, or a claim still being tested.
The class with no evidence recorded yet. Named plainly so the gap is visible before any further commitment.
The Founder owns the idea, enters the evidence, and reads the survival verdict before committing further.
The End user is the operator who opens the built product, completes the main validation task on a shared idea, and receives a clear result.
A computed read on whether the idea has the market opportunity and durability to survive, and exactly which evidence is still missing.
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