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Digital-product concept brief — illustrative hypothesis

Buyer/job: small volunteer-event organizers coordinating tasks and supply purchases, based on two supplied notes. This is a limited stated problem, not validated market demand or willingness to pay.

MVP concept: event-readiness spreadsheet with task owner/status, supply item/quantity, actual purchase status and a simple readiness overview. Use user-entered fields; no automatic purchasing or third-party integrations assumed.

Contents: instructions; example fictional event; task tracker; supply tracker; summary explaining incomplete or unknown fields; clean copy for use. Keep formulas transparent and validate them in the chosen spreadsheet software before compatibility claims.

Differentiation hypothesis: a focused workflow that connects outstanding tasks with unpurchased supplies, rather than a generic all-purpose planner. Confirm whether this actually saves organizers effort through representative use.

Burden: spreadsheet build and formula testing; onboarding instructions; support for import/format mistakes; updates if compatibility changes. No effort estimate or support rate invented.

Economics: production time, platform/payment fees, price, refunds and support costs need evidence. Do not forecast sales or recommend a price from two notes alone.

Validation: interview additional relevant organizers and understand alternatives; test a small prototype with consent; observe task completion and confusion; verify licensing for any assets; research channel rules and actual comparable evidence if tools permit; conduct an ethical price/interest test with clear concept status.

Decision gate: build more only after usefulness, usability and commercial evidence justify it.

Execution notes: no marketplace searched, spreadsheet built, demand measured or listing published. No profit or acceptance guarantee.