Is My Idea Great or Not?
An AI judge that tries to destroy your idea first
Submit literally anything — “Should I build this SaaS?” or “What if I add raw eggs ramen-style to my pasta?” — and a deliberately anti-sycophantic AI tries to kill the idea before deciding whether anything good survives.
The judge acts as skeptic first, prosecutor second, and fair judge only at the end. It invents its own evaluation dimensions for every idea (flavor compatibility for a recipe, willingness to pay for a SaaS pitch), decides how deep the analysis should go, and delivers the verdict as a dramatic editorial report — oversized score, punchline, prosecution, and, on rare occasions, a reluctant admission that the idea is actually good.
- Fair / Horrible mode — a brutality toggle that meaningfully changes the model’s behavior
- Dynamic scorecard — 2–9 model-chosen dimensions per idea, never a fixed rubric
- Plot Twist section — appears only when the model finds something genuinely surprising
- Shareable verdicts — copy the roast card or export it as a PNG
MIT © 2026 Varun Behera — submit an idea, get judged.