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Early exploration hub

Rapid Idea Screener

Predict the winners before you invest.

In the early stages of innovation, too many good ideas—and too many not-so-good ones—fight for attention. The Rapid Idea Screener helps you cut through the noise, predicting which concepts your consumers will actually choose, and why.

How it works

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We collaborate with you to define your ideas, target audiences, and key evaluation dimensions.

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Consumers go through a simple, intuitive choice exercise, selecting their most and least preferred ideas.

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We model these choices to uncover real patterns—no guessing required.

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You get a clear, actionable report, plus a simulation tool for your team.


What it measures

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Ranked utilities across dimensions like purchase intent, uniqueness, unmet needs, brand fit

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Likes/dislikes commentary straight from consumers

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Optional diagnostics like TURF analysis

Best for

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Claims testing

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Innovation territory exploration

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Idea prioritization

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New benefits screening


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Why it matters


You don’t have time to back the wrong idea. Rapid Idea Screener makes sure you don’t.