We interview your customers before you build.
Daydream validates your market, builds your product with you, and has simulated customers try it, so you spend your days building the right thing.
Simulated customers that behave like the real thing.
The only tester worth having is one that can say no. Here is what ours have actually done.
of the consistency real people manage with themselves.
We asked 50 real people 126 questions. Two weeks later we asked them again, held those answers back, and graded the simulated copies against them.
80%
of the bugs we planted, found.
Five hidden in a working open-source app, four found. Best of three rounds; two came up every round. The answer key was locked before the first run.
2 more
real bugs that nobody planted.
Genuine defects in a widely used open-source project, found on the way past.
+10%
more of its own audience's answers matched than a rival audience's.
Two audiences that really do disagree, one persona built for each. Every answer is scored as the percentage that matched what a real person said, and each persona matched about 10% more of its own audience's answers than of the other audience's.
Every test was written down and hashed before we ran it. Nobody graded their own work.See the full methodology →
Build, test, improve, until it takes off.
This is the whole arc, for someone starting from nothing. If you already have a product you come in at stage 04 and skip the rest: simulated users go through the thing you already made.
01 · Research + interviews
It starts by listening.
Personas from your real market react to your idea: what they need, what they use today, what leaves them cold.
02 · Design
Real directions, rendered.
Design agents render real directions. You pick.
03 · Build
Agents do the building. You call the shots.
Features, database, sign-in, with every big call routed through you.
04 · User tests + fixes
They use it. You iterate.
Simulated users click through the real build and file what breaks.
05 · Launch
Out into the world.
It goes live, and agents draft the launch: the channels where your first users are, and the outreach, ready for your approval.
Test an existing product,01
or start from a fresh idea.02
Bring what you have.
- Give it the URL. Simulated customers work through your real flow in a real browser and file exactly where they gave up, screenshot included.
- Or import your GitHub repo.
Bring an idea instead.
- Describe it in one line. Customers from your real market are interviewed before anything gets built.
- Then design, build, and simulated users taking it apart.
It starts with one sentence.
Describe your idea. Daydream carries the work: research, interviews, a working product. You make the calls. Already have a product? Paste its address instead and it starts by testing that.