I'm looking for founders who will bring me one real business decision
I've been building something around a problem I've been thinking about for a while:
AI is getting very good at answering questions. But founders don't make decisions using questions alone.
They use years of context — past decisions, what they've learned, what worked, what failed, how they think about their business, and what's happening right now.
I'm building Sahachar, an early AI decision-support product that tries to reason through a founder's decision using that company context rather than treating every question like a blank slate.
I'm not looking for generic beta testers.
I'm looking for 5–10 founders/builders who currently have a real business or product decision they're thinking through.
Bring that one decision. Try it with Sahachar. Then tell me honestly:
Did it understand the context?
Did the reasoning actually help?
Was anything generic or wrong?
Would you use it for your next decision?
I'm much more interested in where it fails than hearing that it "looks cool."
If you're currently working through a difficult decision, comment below and I'll share access.
The strongest part is asking people to bring an actual decision instead of treating beta testing like a generic product tour. That should reveal much faster whether the context and reasoning are genuinely useful when the stakes are real.
Exactly — that's what I'm hoping to learn. A real decision should make it much harder for generic AI reasoning to hide behind a good-looking answer.
If you have a real business or product decision you're working through right now, I'd be happy to have you test Sahachar on that rather than a hypothetical example.
That makes sense. Using a real decision should give you a much better signal than a generic product test.
Exactly. That's the signal I'm trying to get — whether Sahachar is actually useful when there's a real decision on the table, not just whether people like the idea. Appreciate the thoughtful comment.
That makes sense. The real-decision test should tell you much more than whether people simply like the concept.