i didn't quite understand the first part of question. but i'll try to answer what I think you wanted to ask.
1. why waitlist - to gauge the audience and demand of the solution which the product is addressing and to check how many people resonate with the problem statement and is it even worth the build a solution around it.
2. impulse & instagram ad - i do not visualize eze as a "1 time utility app" or "i saw it on IG, lets try it out once" kinda app. i visualize eze as an integral part of startup building suite which founders can use to streamline ambiguous next steps in startup building journey and keep track of tasks at each milestone.
3. Monetization - subscription based model. different tiers with different offerings based on use-case and how much of "ambiguity and disorganized learnings" you're willing to offload to eze.
Yesterday was hectic with a full day at my job, so progress happened in small late‑night sprints. Still, a few meaningful wins:
- Each journey milestone in eze now comes with AI‑generated insight: what needs to be done, why it matters at that stage, and how it can realistically be completed within the founder’s chosen timeline.
- Started wiring in resource suggestions for every milestone (articles, videos, tools, frameworks) so founders don’t just see “Do user interviews” but also where to learn how to do them well.
- I’m actively collecting and structuring high‑signal data from experienced founders – talks, articles, blogs, book notes – which will become the backbone of eze’s answers, instead of fluffy generic advice.
The goal: every box on the roadmap should feel like a focused mini‑playbook, not just a label.
If you’d like to follow along or get early access once v1 is ready, joint he waitlist: https://eze.lovable.app/
Feedback, skepticism, and “this will fail unless you solve X” comments are very welcome.
1. why waitlist - to gauge the audience and demand of the solution which the product is addressing and to check how many people resonate with the problem statement and is it even worth the build a solution around it.
2. impulse & instagram ad - i do not visualize eze as a "1 time utility app" or "i saw it on IG, lets try it out once" kinda app. i visualize eze as an integral part of startup building suite which founders can use to streamline ambiguous next steps in startup building journey and keep track of tasks at each milestone.
3. Monetization - subscription based model. different tiers with different offerings based on use-case and how much of "ambiguity and disorganized learnings" you're willing to offload to eze.