I build small tools that help you figure things out before you commit.
I kept noticing the same gap in different places.
A comedian doesn't know if a joke works until they tell it. A builder doesn't know if an idea is worth chasing until they're a month in. A person reading a face doesn't know if they're reading it like everyone else — or just like themselves.
Every one is the same shape: you're about to commit, and you don't know enough yet. The not-knowing is expensive. Bad jokes cost a set. Bad bets cost a month. Misreading people costs something quieter, but it costs.
So I've been building three small tools for that gap.