What is kitty.build?
Nine specialist AI boards research your business idea live, argue, and return one cited verdict. Ideas worth building then run on a 24/7 engine.
Last updated 2026-08-30
kitty.build is an AI co-founder with one unusual quality: she will tell you your idea is bad.
Feed her a business idea in one sentence. Nine specialist boards research it live on the web, argue with each other where they disagree, and come back with a single decisive verdict and a 0–100 opportunity score. It takes about twenty minutes. If the idea deserves killing, she kills it — that is the product working, not failing.
The nine boards
Seven boards research in parallel, one synthesizes, and one calls it:
| Board | What it owns |
|---|---|
| Market & Opportunity | Is there a market, and is it reachable |
| Competitor Analysis | Who already does this, and how well |
| Financial Model | The numbers, and whether they survive contact |
| Legal & Compliance | What you are not allowed to do |
| Go-To-Market | The first hundred customers |
| Marketing Strategy | The angle and the message |
| Risk Register | What kills this in month four |
| Advisor Synthesis | Reconciles the seven |
| Executive Verdict | Assigns the score and the verdict |
Every board is required to cite its material claims and to label estimates as estimates. An empty box beats an invented number — that rule is in the prompt, not just the marketing.
What happens after a verdict
An idea that survives becomes a venture you can actually run from kitty: brand, a generated website, todos, OKRs, metrics, GTM, a CRM, a support inbox, and a 24/7 engine that does the safe work itself and reports what it did with evidence. Publishing, spending and outreach always wait for your approval.
Two rules the product holds itself to, and which explain a lot of its behaviour:
- Failed work costs nothing. Treats are charged only after a job delivers something. A run that dies leaves no charge behind.
- Nothing is invented. The morning report is written from a factual ledger of what ran, and the support answerer refuses to answer from anything but your own published docs.
Where to go next
- Create your account and run your first idea
- Get your first verdict — what it costs and how to read it
- Try kitty without an account if you want to kick the tyres first
- The Nine Lives Doctrine — the honesty rules the whole product operates by
Frequently asked
- Is the first idea really free?
- Yes. A new workspace gets a one-time grant of 100 Treats, and a full nine-board validation costs 80. No card is required to sign up.
- Does kitty write code for my idea?
- She generates a website for the venture, and produces a downloadable build kit — a full doc set plus a starter scaffold aimed at Claude Code — that you or a developer build from. She is not a hosted app builder.
Related articles
- Create your account and add your first ventureSigning up takes three fields and no card. Here's what happens next, and the difference between analysing an idea and registering a business you already run.
- Get your first verdictHow to start a nine-board analysis, what it costs in Treats, how long it takes, and what lands in the report when it's done.
- How verdicts work, and why kitty says noWhere the score comes from, what the four verdicts mean, why a NO-GO is the product working, and how to publish one.
Still stuck?
Email info@foundergem.com with your account email and what you were trying to do. A human replies, usually within one business day.
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