Viral systems, decoded

Build the loop. Not just the hype.

My Business helps founders test emotional pull, sharing friction, social value, and network effects—before a promising idea burns through time and budget.

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My Business hero

The core question

Does each new user create a reason for the next one to join?

Founder promises

Honest signals over vanity metrics.

01

No invented virality score

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Assumptions stay visible

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Every insight ends in a test

The four-driver model

Find where your growth loop breaks.

Work through one connected system. Diagnose the trigger, the handoff, the reward, and the compounding value—then choose the smallest useful experiment.

4 → 1

Four growth drivers distilled into one prioritized experiment brief.

1

Emotional hook

Score the strength of the feeling behind an idea—and whether it is strong enough to trigger action.

2

Share friction

Find the extra taps, explanations, and dead ends that stop a link, clip, or screenshot from moving.

3

Social value

Clarify what sharing says about the person who passes your product on.

4

Network effect

Separate temporary attention from loops that make the product more useful as participation grows.

Clear pricing

Pay for clarity, not complexity.

Start with one idea. Upgrade when your experiments or team multiply.

Signal

Pressure-test one direction before you commit.

$0/month

  • 1 active assessment
  • Four-driver scorecard
  • Experiment brief
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For founders iterating toward repeatable sharing.

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For teams managing multiple products or markets.

$129/month

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Straight answers

Before you test the loop.

Your next move

Turn a promising idea into a measurable loop.

Map the four drivers, expose the weak link, and leave with one experiment worth running.

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