A dedicated layer for startup experiments.
Lubyc Pilot Project gives you a lightweight but disciplined home for experiments: hypotheses, tasks, metrics, users and learning — all connected to your Idea and Startup records.
How founders use Pilot Projects.
Instead of “building for months”, you run targeted, learning-focused pilots.
Test early versions with a small group before writing huge amounts of code.
Experiment with channels, messaging and customer segments.
Try the service delivery flow for a few early customers.
Run a pilot specifically to prepare datasets for investor conversations.
What you can do with Lubyc Pilot Project.
Create separate boards for each pilot with its own context.
Define what you are testing, what you expect and what success looks like.
Break pilots into tasks with owners, due dates and status.
Track who is involved in each pilot and how they respond.
Define simple metrics and record results after each test cycle.
Save observations, user quotes and learnings from sessions.
Use surveys and crowd news to collect public reactions, if relevant.
Connect each pilot to its parent idea and potential startup.
Mark pilots as success, pivot, kill or keep exploring, with reasons.
Generate summary views to show investors why this idea is validated.
Link Figma, Notion-style docs, decks or code repos via Storage/Pages.
Promote successful pilots into full startup workspaces when ready.