You already shift left on bugs — catch them early, they're cheap. Do the same with demand. Put a pre-registration form on your landing page before you write the code, and let real signups tell you whether to build.
A waitlist is a demand test that runs at commit zero. It's the earliest, cheapest signal you can get — and every signup is a real person to talk to, plus a customer on launch day.
"Would you use this?" gets you polite yeses. An email address in a signup box is intent you can count. Watch the number climb — or don't, and save yourself six months.
The signup form asks what they'd use it for. That free-text answer is your roadmap, your positioning, and your first ten user interviews — before you've built a thing.
When you ship, you're not shouting into the void — you email a list of people who already raised their hand. Day-one signups become day-one users.
Install the Waitlist template, embed the form, and start counting. No backend, no spreadsheet, no code.
One click creates the signup form and a board (Signups → Invited → Onboarded).
Drop the snippet on your "coming soon" page, or share the hosted link. Validation and spam limits are built in.
Every submission appears as a card on the board — your live validation dashboard, with a running count.
Move people to Invited as you roll out access. Tag referrals with a hidden ?ref= so you know what's working.
If 200 people sign up, build it. If six do, you just dodged six wasted months. Either way you learn something real — for free.
Put up the form, share the link, count the signups. The free plan is enough to validate your next idea today.
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