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DejaView service assesses startup success potential using AI and analysis of failed projects

maxhipper · 24.07.2026 22:50 · 1 min read

A new web service called DejaView has launched, designed to stress-test startup ideas. The tool uses artificial intelligence algorithms to compare a user’s concept with the real-world experience of previously existing companies and warn about potential risks.

How the service works

The platform’s workflow is built on three main stages:

  1. Data input: The user describes the essence and key features of their startup idea.
  2. Analog search: AI analyzes the database to find companies that implemented similar functionality or concepts.
  3. History analysis: The algorithm studies the lifecycle of the identified projects, their key mistakes, and the official reasons for their closure.

What the user gets

Following the analysis, DejaView generates a detailed report that includes:

  • Potential reasons why the idea might not work in the market.
  • A breakdown of mistakes made by predecessors when launching similar products.
  • Recommendations to help avoid repeating past mistakes and making poor decisions.

The platform is available for use at dejaview.bsct.so.

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