anonymous data report
What founding teams actually disagree about
Teams of two to six founders answer the same scenarios on separate phones, privately, with everything revealed at once. That setup produces something a survey can't: two people's honest answers to the same awkward question, before either heard the other. These are the aggregate results. Quote any of it with a link back.
Not enough rounds yet to publish honest numbers
12 teams have finished a round so far. We publish percentages once 25 teams have, because a percentage of eleven teams is a rounding error wearing a suit.
Add your team's roundMethod, in plain terms
- Every number comes from completed rounds only. Abandoned rounds are excluded, so a team that walked out mid-argument doesn't count as agreement.
- Nobody is identified. We store no email addresses and no accounts; names typed into a round are never used here. Rounds are counted, not people.
- "Split" means the team's answers on that area diverged enough to flag; "aligned" means they broadly matched. It is a measure of distance between founders, not of who is right.
- This is a self-selected sample: teams curious enough to test themselves. Treat it as a map of common fault lines, not a census of startups.