Our Experiments

Q: What is a SiliconCrane experiment?

A time-boxed, 30-day test to validate a digital business idea with real signals (interviews, waitlists, price tests, and early revenues).

Q: How long does each experiment run?

Most run for 30 days from kickoff to a public decision memo (Go / Kill / Pivot).

Q: How can I participate?

Join the experiment’s waitlist to test early builds, give feedback, or become a design partner.

Q: Where can I see results?

Each experiment page links to its public case study or decision memo in the Results section.

Q: What happens to “killed” experiments?

We publish what we learned and retire the page with a short post-mortem and relevant redirects.

At SiliconCrane, we run fast, transparent experiments to test digital business ideas. Each project is time-boxed to 30 days, with a clear hypothesis, simple funnel, and a public decision memo at the end.

Below you’ll find our current experiments and a growing archive of past tests with results you can learn from.

Experiments FAQ

What is a SiliconCrane experiment?

How long does each experiment run?

How can I participate?

Where can I see results?

What happens to “killed” experiments?

How We Run a 30-Day Experiment

Define hypotheses, ICP, and success metrics; publish a one-pager and waitlist.
Collect evidence: interviews, message tests, and micro-budget traffic.
Validate price/offer with simple pre-auth or design-partner LOIs.
Decide: write a Go / Kill / Pivot memo with metrics and cost summary.
Publish a public case study and next-90-days plan if “Go.”