Find out if your idea holds up — before you quit your job or tell a soul.
Draper asks the questions a sharp co-founder would, reads the social internet, and gives you a straight verdict with sources. What you share stays private.
Reddit users consistently report that Planta and Greg’s fixed schedules cause overwatering by ignoring pot size, soil type, and humidity — the gap isn’t species data, it’s environment-aware scheduling.
Draper reads the social internet.
Stop guessing whether your idea is any good
Know before you build.
See whether real people want it, before you spend a dollar or a weekend.
It interviews you first.
Draper asks questions before it answers. The verdict fits your idea, not a generic one.
Real opinions, not your own.
What your future customers actually say, want, and complain about — every claim linked to its source.
Then it shows you what’s next.
A verdict is step one. Draper walks you through brand, plan, product, and first customers.
Bring your own question.
The honest answers
Yes. What you ask Draper is confidential — visible only to you, never sold, never shared. Plenty of people use it to think through an idea before they’ve told a single other person.
Almost certainly. If people talk about it online, Draper can read it. And if it’s not sure it’s understood you, it’ll ask a few questions first — so the answer actually fits your idea.
No. You just type a question in plain English and Draper does the rest. If anything it says doesn’t make sense, tell it — and it’ll clarify.
If the idea holds up, Draper doesn’t leave you at the verdict. It walks you through the next steps — brand, business plan, product — inside the same product. You can see the full path before you start.
Start with a free 7-day trial. After that, plans are $20, $80, or $240 a month, depending on how much you use it.