Playbooks for Better Demand Discovery
Use the same terminology and workflow found in the current DemandWhisper application.
Five core guide tracks
Each guide is a practical starting point for the current product.
Getting Started with DemandWhisper
Open the workspace, understand Credits, and turn a market question into your first Radar.
How to Create a Useful Radar
Define one audience, one problem, or one buying signal clearly enough to review the resulting evidence.
Understanding Qualified Opportunities
Review opportunity score, source, intent, evidence, and workflow status before taking action.
How Credits Work
Learn what Credits control, where usage is shown, and how plan allowances differ.
Demand Discovery Examples
See how focused Radars can support founder, sales, marketing, and agency questions without promising outcomes.
A useful Radar begins with better questions
Before running analysis, check whether the question is focused enough to review.
Who is describing the problem?
Name the audience or operating role clearly.
What pain or buying signal matters?
Avoid mixing unrelated problems in the same Radar.
What would change your decision?
Define the evidence that would support, weaken, or redirect the hypothesis.
Use filters and states to keep the queue reviewable
Filter by Radar, source, intent, status, and time. Mark evidence Seen, keep promising items Saved, Dismiss noise, and Restore items when the decision context changes.
Ready to discover your next opportunity?
Create a focused Radar, review qualified evidence, and decide what deserves action.