GoPivotStop

GoPivotStop is an AI-powered service for Korean startup founders that evaluates business ideas and renders a judgment of GO, PIVOT, or STOP. It analyzes Korean government support programs, competitor information, news, patent filings, and GitHub activity to produce a roughly five-minute evidence-based report. The platform also matches submitted ideas to relevant Korean government funding programs, such as those listed on bizinfo and K-Startup.

Users describe their idea in a few sentences and optionally attach files like images, PDFs, or TXTs. The AI then investigates real Korean data sources including government support programs, GitHub, news, and patents in parallel. It concludes with a GO, PIVOT, or STOP verdict supported by evidence and source URLs.

The service is priced starting at ₩1,990, which is described as less than the cost of a coffee. Reports are generated using a credit system where one diagnosis consumes 30 credits, with recharge options available in units of 50, 120, or 300 credits.

The platform distinguishes itself by providing a clear GO, PIVOT, or STOP judgment instead of ambiguous scores like 72/100. It also provides evidence over opinions by attaching source URLs to every claim, unlike general AI chatbots that may answer optimistically without data.

To improve matching accuracy, users can optionally input information regarding their region, age, and gender. The system also allows file attachments via drag-and-drop for images, PDFs, and text files.

The platform is built for speed, generating a report in about five minutes. It prioritizes real decisions over scores by first confirming the verdict before writing the detailed report, ensuring the verdict is not swayed by report length.

The service is specifically designed for Korean startup founders who need to validate ideas quickly. It targets those looking for actionable insights rather than vague scores or opinions.

The verdicts are categorized as GO for strong potential, PIVOT for a good problem but wrong market or solution, and STOP for high risk where better options exist. Each category comes with specific actionable insights.

The platform claims to provide a 72/100 score alongside the verdict, but emphasizes the verdict itself as the primary output. It also mentions that the report preview shows the verdict first, followed by the description.

The website states that the AI investigates real data sources in parallel and confirms the verdict before writing the report. It also mentions that the report usually takes days to produce manually, but this AI version takes less than a coffee.

The platform matches ideas to government support programs based on specific criteria like region, age, and startup stage. It provides links to application periods and official pages for these programs.

The website mentions that the AI analyzes competitor information by searching GitHub open-source projects and news/investment trends to check if similar services already exist or if large players have absorbed the area.

The platform allows users to attach up to 2000 files, including images, PDFs, and TXTs, either by uploading or dragging and dropping them into the interface.