Appray

Appray

Stop praying. Start proving.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 7, 2026
  • August 27, 2026

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Stop praying. Start proving. Appray helps founders, indie makers, and product designers validate product ideas with Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) before writing a single line of code. Start with a rough idea. Answer guided product questions. Evaluate features in Feature Court. Get a Build / Kill / Prove report that shows what to build now, what to remove, and what to validate first. What Appray helps you do * identify the core customer job your product should solve; * uncover existing alternatives and where they fall short; * define your product’s first meaningful user outcome (“magic moment”); * evaluate features using transparent scoring criteria; * separate Build, Later, Kill, and Prove decisions; * generate a practical product report from your own answers; * export or share your report as Markdown. Private by design No AI. No cloud. No account.
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What's New in Appray

1.1

August 27, 2026

Appray Pro is here - and the report is not part of it. The full Build / Kill / Prove report, your saved history, Markdown export and starting a new quest all stay free. Charging for the verdict would make every verdict look bought. Pro adds three things instead: several ideas open at once as separate projects, the report as a laid-out PDF, and a comparison between two runs of the same project showing which verdicts moved. Also new: - Starting a new quest no longer erases the old one. The project is archived whole, with every answer in it, and Reopen brings it back exactly as you left it. - Your data: see what Appray holds on this iPhone, counted from the device rather than described. Export all of it as one file, or delete all of it. - Feature Court: the five scoring axes are readable at last - one option per row, instead of five chips sharing a row and truncating to dots. - A report opened mid-quest now says it is a draft and how many rounds are done, instead of presenting itself as finished. - Accessibility: VoiceOver reads composed rows as one element, text stays legible at accessibility sizes, and tap targets meet the minimum. Our Terms promise that material document changes are noted here, so: - Terms gained "Who can use Appray" - 16 and over, the digital-consent age in Croatia. - Terms corrected the note on EU dispute resolution: the Commission's ODR platform closed in July 2025. - The Privacy Policy gained a section on your rights and what they can apply to.

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