Abhishek Jyothi
Founder & CEO
Sets the product vision and leads how ValWithProof turns raw ideas into evidence founders can act on.
LinkedInValWithProof turns your idea into an evidence-backed report, a working prototype, the right APIs, and answers from industry experts — before you write a single line of code.
Founders and mentors both start here. Reports, prototypes and API recommendations are free — the only thing that costs anything is time with a mentor, and they set that price.
Each one is a complete engine in its own right. You write your idea once and it runs through all four — no feature asks you to type it again.
Your idea scored against 278,288 real records — hybrid lexical and semantic retrieval, no language model inventing numbers.
A themed, navigable set of screens built from the same paragraph, in about 58 milliseconds, exportable as a runnable React project.
The capabilities those screens imply, matched to a catalogue of real APIs and ranked by what your product actually needs.
Operators who have shipped something like it. They set their own price, and many list sessions as free.
No account setup, no configuration, no waiting on a model to think about it.
A paragraph of plain English, entered once. Nothing structured, no forms, no taxonomy to learn.
Your idea is matched against 278,288 real records — hybrid lexical and semantic retrieval, no language model inventing numbers.
The prototype generator reads the same idea and builds a themed, navigable set of screens, then exports a runnable React project.
The APIs those screens imply, ranked. Then the operators who have shipped something like it — free to meet.
From retrieval over 278,288 real records, using TF-IDF with a 160-dimension SVD and a hybrid lexical/semantic blend. No number in a report is generated by a language model. That constraint is the entire point of the product, and it is why the Reports engine loads a real index at startup rather than calling an API.
No — once. It is the only input in the product. The report scores it, the generator builds screens from it, the API engine reads it for the capabilities it implies, and the expert brief is matched on the same text. Change it on the home page and every feature picks up the new one.
No. It is deterministic — rules, templates and an industry classifier trained offline on 75,658 startup descriptions. The same idea produces the same prototype every time, in about 58 milliseconds, with no network call. What you get is a themed set of screens with navigation and flows, exportable as a runnable React + Vite project.
Reports, prototypes and API recommendations are free — generate as many as you like, download them, export the code. The only thing that costs anything is time with a mentor, and the mentor sets that price themselves; many list sessions as free. You see the exact amount before you book, in rupees, with the platform fee shown as a separate line.
No. Every feature runs on its bundled data with no keys set — the API engine falls back to a catalogue of 76 APIs and deterministic extraction, and the other three never call out at all. Adding a language-model key improves the prose in API explanations; it does not change any score.
Seven of us, working on the same problem: that founders are asked to bet a year of their life on an opinion. Every number this product shows is arithmetic on records that exist.
Founder & CEO
Sets the product vision and leads how ValWithProof turns raw ideas into evidence founders can act on.
LinkedInCo-Founder
Works across product and platform, shaping how validation signals are captured and scored.
LinkedIn
Co-Founder
Focused on the mentor network — how operators are sourced, matched, and kept engaged.
LinkedIn
Co-Founder
Builds the systems behind real-time signal collection and keeps the pipeline fast and reliable.
LinkedIn
Co-Founder
Drives go-to-market and founder growth, getting ValWithProof in front of early teams.
LinkedIn
Co-Founder
Owns design and the founder experience, from first click to reading the final report.
LinkedIn
Co-Founder & Data Analyst
Turns raw market and demand signals into the numbers behind every validation score.
LinkedInFounders validate an idea and book mentors. Mentors keep a profile, set their own price and take sessions. Both start at the same door.