Scrollem is an autonomous validation team. You are the CEO. Type the idea; the team pulls live market signals, gives you a straight verdict, then designs and runs the experiments that confirm it or retire it. In a loop. While you sleep.
$29 a month for the whole team. Cancel anytime. First month refunded if it was not useful.
Recapper Slack threads in five lines
Riskiest assumption
Team leads will install a separate tool for this.
Next: a $60 search ad, pass bar 5% of visitors
Approve $60What lands in your inbox: a straight call, the numbers behind it, and the cheapest test to run next.
Follow one example through the whole loop. The numbers are illustrative.
Meet Recapper, a Chrome extension that turns a long Slack thread into five lines. Its founder shipped it on a Sunday with Claude Code. Forty installs, every one of them a friend. Then came the week after launch:
New installs this week
0
the silence after shipping
The team reads what the market already says about the problem, maps what has to be true for Recapper to work, and makes a call. Every number in the briefing links to where it came from.
People look for this every day, and Slack's own AI already summarizes threads on paid plans. Whether team leads want a separate tool for it is the open question.
Riskiest assumption
Team leads want thread summaries badly enough to install a separate extension.
The team writes three ad angles and a one-page test, fixes the pass bar before a cent goes out, then waits for your yes. Search ads go first: someone typing the problem into a search box already has it.
Read a 200-message Slack thread in five lines
Free Chrome extension. One click on any thread, a summary you can paste straight into standup.
When the window closes, code checks the result against the bar. The team writes down what it learned and what it will do next, and the evidence map moves.
$60 spent9,800 impressions412 visits38 clicked Install9.2% against a 5% bar: passed
We believed team leads want thread summaries badly enough to install a separate extension.
We observed 38 of 412 visitors clicked Install. The standup angle brought in 23 of them.
We learned the pain is real, and it peaks right before standup.
Therefore we will test whether team leads pay $6 a month, using the standup angle.
Decision: desirability holds. Price is next.
The price test needs a real pricing page inside Recapper, so the team writes the spec and your Claude Code or Codex builds it in your own repo. Then the team measures what shipped.
Everyone who left an email on a test page is a lead, tagged with the ad that brought them in. The team drafts a short note to each one. You read it, and you send it.
m•••@gmail.comstandup angle
Does it work in Slack Connect channels?
a•••@proton.mestandup angle
Need this for a team of 12.
k•••@outlook.comtime saved angle
Will it summarize huddle notes too?
r•••@hey.comcatching up angle
No note
Re: Recapper for a team of 12
Hi Ana, you asked about Recapper for twelve people. The team plan is $6 a person a month, and I can set your workspace up today. Worth a 15 minute call this week?
Scrollem did not invent a process. It runs Testing Business Ideas, the Strategyzer field guide, end to end with agents instead of a room full of people and a wall of sticky notes.
This product is a venture inside itself. Its assumption map, its experiments, its misses, all public. If the team cannot validate its own company, you should not pay it to validate yours.
venture zero, live
Riskiest assumption under test: founders will pay a monthly price for validation they could theoretically do themselves.
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At Amazon and Booking.com, 7 of 10 experiments fail. Early-stage odds are harsher still. Scrollem will not flatter your idea. Retiring a bad idea in two weeks for $29 is the product working. So is finding the one worth your next year.