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| Website | codegres.org | startupreadinessscore.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Most early-stage founders fail not because they lack drive, but because they're building on assumptions they've never tested. They move fast in the wrong direction spending months on product before confirming there's a real problem worth solving, or pitching investors before their business model...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Startup Readiness Score.
Startup Readiness Score's answer:
Startup.Ready. is the only platform that evaluates startup readiness across six structured pillars: -Founder -Problem -Market -Business Model -Go-to-Market -Financial The AI surfaces specific structural gaps rather than generic advice. Built on 15 years of hands-on founder advising and PhD-level entrepreneurship research, the diagnostic logic reflects how startups actually fail. Not how they look on paper.
Startup Readiness Score's answer:
Most startup tools help you move faster. Startup.Ready. helps you move in the right direction first.
Competitors tend to validate ideas or generate plans. Startup.Ready. tells you whether your foundation is actually strong enough to build on across every dimension that determines success, before you commit serious time, money, or credibility to the wrong priorities.
Startup Readiness Score's answer:
-Early-stage founders who are past the idea stage but not yet sure what's holding them back -Accelerators and university innovation hubs that want a structured, repeatable way to evaluate cohorts -Startup programs looking for a diagnostic tool to develop founders before they apply or pitch
Startup Readiness Score's answer:
After 15 years of advising founders, Dr. Shaun Digan kept seeing the same pattern: smart, committed people failing not because they lacked drive, but because they were building on assumptions they'd never tested.
The knowledge to help them existed — in research, in frameworks, in the heads of experienced advisors — but access was unevenly distributed.
Startup.Ready. was built to close that gap and make rigorous startup thinking accessible to every founder, regardless of who they know or what program they're in.
Startup Readiness Score's answer:
-Research Framework -Next.js -Supabase -Vercel -Google Cloud OAuth -OpenAI -Stripe
Startup Readiness Score's answer:
Currently in conversations to pilot with institutional partners this summer. More information to come.
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