How Midnight can help you. A few ways to work through questions and prepare for your next conversation.
- “Should we build this feature or fix onboarding?”
- Midnight asks about customer feedback and the effort involved, helps you weigh the tradeoffs, and saves the reasoning and open questions in a brief.
- “Play an investor who questions our traction.”
- In Practice, Midnight plays the investor and asks follow-up questions as you try your answers. Afterwards, it gives feedback on what to improve.
- “Which companies might need what we’re building?”
- Describe your ideal customer. Midnight researches companies that may fit and saves a shortlist with sources. Refine it together as you talk.
Listen in on a pricing conversation
A founder is planning a price increase. Midnight compares competitors and plays a customer to help them practice explaining the change.
Take the conversation further. Uncover new opportunities, build on past conversations, and put your insights to work.
- Research as you talk
- Find potential customers, compare competitors, and explore markets. Keep the findings in research notes with sources.
- Pick up where you left off
- Midnight saves insights and open questions in a concise brief. Reopen a past conversation and keep talking without explaining everything again.
- Use your briefs everywhere
- Give apps and AI agents read-only access to your briefs. They can find past decisions and use what you worked out in Midnight to help with your next step.
I wanted Midnight to understand the full picture, ask when something was missing, and push back when it disagreed.
Frequently asked questions
Talk through a pricing change, a product decision, or a conversation you’re preparing for. Start with what’s on your mind. You don’t need a fully formed question.
