Social Experiment · Founder field test · synthetic
Test the question. Explore the reaction.
Explore AI-generated reactions to a product question. A thinking exercise, not market validation.
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Product walkthrough
Social Experiment, in context.
Demo project data shown for illustration.
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ETA recommendation reactions
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A closer look
The details,
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How Social Experiment works
Social Experiment generates a clearly labelled, critical synthetic reaction feed from one project question. It is a thinking prompt, not live market validation.
- Ask one 10–3000 character question about the project.
- Review exactly five synthetic community posts, their fitting sentiment labels, and simulated discussion threads.
- Rerun with a sharper question when the first set of objections points at the wrong part of the idea.
A practical example
Before committing to a positioning claim, a founder wants to surface the strongest likely objections and the reasons an audience might still care.
What you get
Five synthetic reactions to pressure-test
- Critical objections first, grounded in the supplied project context
- Simulated vote and comment counts labelled as synthetic
- Saved threads that keep each question and its synthetic reactions together
Using Social Experiment
No posts, votes, or replies are sent to a real network. Saved threads are shared with your project team. Synthetic reactions are thinking prompts, not market evidence.
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