Screens YC Startups for Growth Prospects

Jev evaluated 998 YC startups as prospects for the author’s Growth Studio using company self-descriptions and three yes/no questions. The run took 22.4 seconds and cost 3.1 cents.

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amywilks@amya_wilks𝕏

Jev is pretty sick. Spent the weekend finding out if it's actually useful for growth or just fast Pointed it at 998 YC startups as prospects for my Growth Studio. It only gets what each company says about itself (never the name) and three yes/no questions: 1. are the founders still doing the selling 2. do they sell to businesses today 3. could they pay €10k+ for help 22.4 seconds. 3.1 cents. Ranke

Sep 21, 2026X postsView on X

Jev was not given company names. The questions covered whether founders still sell, whether the company sells to businesses, and whether it could pay €10k+ for help.

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