For ADHD founders with more ideas than finished products
The Stranger Test: AI builds your page, strangers see your idea, their wallets deliver the verdict. You never speak to any of them. No interviews, no pitching, no DMs. Days, not months.
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It is 2am and you have a new idea.
It feels like THE one. Clearer than the last one. Bigger than the one before that.
So you tell someone. Your partner says it sounds great. Your friend says go for it. Your mastermind group nods.
Here is the problem. They love you. And people who love you lie.
Not on purpose. They lie the way your mom lies when she says your cooking is amazing. There is a whole book about this (The Mom Test). The polite enthusiasm of people who know you is the most expensive data in business. It costs you three months of building before you find out nobody pulls out a credit card.
Strangers do not have that problem. A stranger who sees your idea owes you nothing. They ignore it, or they want it.
That is the only vote that counts. This course shows you how to collect it.
You have asked your audience "would you buy this?" and they said yes. Then you launched and they did not.
You have spent weeks building a course, a service, an offer, and launched it to silence. And the silence did not just kill that idea. It poisoned the next three.
You have 15 ideas in a note app right now. Starting a 16th feels easier than finding out if any of the 15 would sell.
You have read the validation advice. "Do 20 customer interviews." Be honest: your brain will not do 20 interviews. It will do two, get bored, and start building anyway.
And the building itself is the trap. Building FEELS like progress. Productive procrastination with a Figma file open. Three months later you have a beautiful product and zero evidence anyone wants it.
None of this is a discipline problem. You are running idea validation designed for brains that can grind through uncertainty for months. Yours cannot. It needs an answer fast, or it moves on.
Not an opinion. Not "promising engagement." Not your coach telling you to believe in it.
A verdict, from people who have never met you and owe you nothing, backed by what they did when they saw your idea, not what they said to be nice.
Kill.
Build.
The test scales with your situation:
Level 1 costs nothing. There is a way to put your idea in front of thousands of strangers for free, completely anonymously, where nobody you know will ever see it. Not your friends, not your followers, not your mastermind. Takes an evening to set up. Most people have no clue this works, and it is the fastest first filter I know.
Level 2 is the full Stranger Test. AI builds a real selling page for your idea (you never touch code), real strangers see it, and what they do on that page gives you the verdict. This is where "I think they would buy" becomes "they tried to buy."
Level 3 is for the big stuff. Testing a $2,000 offer works differently from testing a $47 one. The course covers exactly how, and that difference is the part no validation method out there touches.
You run all of it without one conversation. Your network never sees a test. If an idea dies, it dies quietly, between you and the data. For a brain that replays every rejection at 3am, that changes everything.
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A complete testing system for ADHD founders. Eleven short videos (under 4 hours total, built for brains that hate 20-hour courses), the page template AI builds from, every prompt you need, the decision rules, plus three months of monthly live teardown calls with me.
I built it because I needed it. I am Jan. I have started 11 companies in 30 years, three of them hit seven figures in their first year, and I got my ADHD diagnosis at 51, after decades of wondering why I could start anything and finish almost nothing. The expensive lesson across all 11: the ideas I tested cheap and fast made money. The ideas I built first, on faith, ate years.
Back then, testing took months and real budgets. Now AI does the building and strangers are a few clicks away. What used to cost me a quarter now takes days.
Jan Kutschera. 11 companies. Diagnosed at 51.
We do not promise your idea wins. We promise you will know. In days, not months.
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Included tools
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The tool my $1,497 Revenue Architecture members use to find and score big ideas before testing them. Paste your messy idea, get a verdict and scored candidates back. Included.
Once a month I take member test pages apart live: [TEARDOWN-CALL-DAY]. Bring your page, your numbers, or your verdict. Recorded if you cannot make it.
Plug-in layouts for your test, and the checklist that gets your first idea scored within 48 hours of buying.
Price + guarantee
An agency will "test" your idea for $3,000 and six weeks, and at the end tell you it needs more budget. A failed launch costs you three months of building plus the confidence to start the next one. The Stranger Test is $497, you own the method forever, and you can point it at every idea you ever have.
What you get
The full course. Eleven short videos, under 4 hours total
The Big Idea Finder + the First 48 Hours checklist
The page template (AI builds from it, everything pre-wired)
The complete prompt library + the decision sheet
Ad creative templates + the buyer email templates
Live teardown calls with me, once a month for 3 months
We do not promise your idea wins. We promise you will know. In days, not months.
Full refund, no questions asked.
$497. Instant access. Full refund, no questions.
No. Track A assumes you have never opened a terminal. Every step is on screen, click by click. If you can install an app, you can do this.
Yes. Level 1 costs nothing except an evening. It is the first filter, and for some ideas it is all you need before deciding what deserves the full test.
The truth, because most courses dodge this: a readable paid test needs ad spend, and the amount depends on your price point. The decision sheet calculates your number before you spend anything. Start with the free level either way.
Then the course worked. A Kill verdict in days costs you a fraction of what a failed launch costs in months and confidence. You log it, you test the next one. Most members will kill at least one idea. That is the point.
Covered, click by click. You also get the rules for what NOT to touch while a test runs, which matters more than the setup.
No. Revenue Architecture is my 6-week live build program ($1,497) for founders building the full system: AI integration, sales, delegation, multiple streams. The Stranger Test answers one question: which idea deserves to be built. Many members want RA after their Build verdict. It is not required.
Even better. You will know within days whether to go all in.
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