MVP DECISION TOOL

Product-Market Fit Risk Register

Assess product-market-fit risks across customer, problem, adoption, retention, and economics evidence.

  • Uses your inputs in a transparent calculation
  • Instant result with practical next steps
  • No signup required

How it works

1

Assess Customer and problem evidence

Rate how well customer and problem evidence supports the decision. It contributes 40% of the result.

2

Check Adoption and retention evidence

Score adoption and retention evidence independently so a strong first factor does not hide a material gap. It contributes 35%.

3

Use Economics evidence to choose the next action

Rate economics evidence, then use the weighted result to decide what to validate or improve first. It contributes 25%.

Frequently asked questions

What does Product-Market Fit Risk Register measure?

It combines ratings for customer and problem evidence, adoption and retention evidence, and economics evidence into a focused planning signal.

Why is Customer and problem evidence weighted at 40%?

The weight reflects how directly this factor affects the decision. Every weight is shown so the result remains explainable.

How should I use a low Product-Market Fit Risk Register score?

Improve the weakest input, collect the missing evidence, and reassess when the situation changes.

How We Compare

Feature MVPHub MiroNotion
Product-Market Fit Risk Register weighted calculation Included Limited Limited
Input-specific next step for customer and problem evidence Included Limited Limited
Flexible collaboration workspace Limited Included Included

Product-Market Fit Risk Register turns three focused inputs into a transparent weighted result. Miro and Notion are flexible workspaces for documenting the surrounding research, decisions, and follow-up work.

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