Your hypothesis, live today
Describe the idea, publish the page, and get real people in front of it this week.
Let the numbers decide
Two versions of the promise, one experiment, and the winner highlighted in the dashboard.
From visitor to lead
Chatbot, form and booking on the same page — the contact lands straight in your CRM.
Ideas aren't validated in a meeting. They're validated in traffic.
Every founder has lived it: three weeks building an MVP nobody asked for. The short path runs the other way — put the promise online, send two hundred of the right people to it, and listen to what the market answers. Kuaray Oka covers exactly that stretch: from the published page to the lead in your inbox, in one dashboard.
The full validation kit
A/B experiments
Publish two versions of your promise, point each ad at its own, and compare views, leads and clicks side by side. The winner is highlighted for you.
Chatbot with your knowledge base
Upload what you know about the product and the assistant answers visitors 24/7 — in your voice, with your answers. What isn't in the base, it doesn't pretend to know.
Light CRM
Every lead becomes a contact with source, history and status. From 'came from the ad' to 'became a customer', without installing a CRM you'll never use.
Email campaigns
Invite your list to the beta, announce the launch, follow up with the ones who went quiet. Segment by source or status and send from the platform itself.
Contact form
The classic that works: the visitor leaves an email and a phone number, you get it instantly and reply before the interest cools off.
Feedback forms
Ask what was missing, what price would make sense, which pain hurts most. Your own forms, inline on the page or in a modal, with answers kept organised.
Analytics with UTMs
Every visit and every conversion carries source, medium and campaign. You know which channel brought real traction and which only brought browsers.
Booking for interviews
Let visitors book the discovery call straight from the page. No more seven emails to find one slot.
Your 7-day playbook
Days 1–2 · Put the promise online
Describe the idea and the AI drafts the first version of the page. Adjust the copy, pick a theme, publish on your own domain.
Days 3–4 · Test two hypotheses
Duplicate the page with a different headline, a different audience or a different price. Group them into an experiment and drive traffic to both.
Days 5–6 · Talk to whoever shows up
The chatbot handles questions, the form captures the contact, the calendar books the interview. You listen instead of guessing.
Day 7 · Decide on the numbers
See which version converted, which channel it came from, and what people wrote in the feedback. Double down or kill the idea — both are wins.
What finding out late costs you
A misaimed MVP costs three months of runway and the team's energy. A page online costs an afternoon. Testing the promise before building it isn't a lazy shortcut — it's the difference between fixing a headline and rewriting a product.
Founder questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the idea, the AI drafts the first version, and you refine it in the visual editor. Teams that already have engineers get that time back for the product.
Does the chatbot make things up?
It answers from the knowledge base you upload — your material, your tone. What isn't in the base it won't invent: it hands the visitor over to your contact form.
How does the A/B test work?
You create one version of the page per hypothesis, group them into an experiment, and point each campaign at its own. The dashboard compares views, leads, CTA clicks and bookings, and highlights the winner by the metric you choose.
Are my leads locked into the platform?
No. Contacts live in the CRM inside Oka, you export them whenever you want, and you can send email campaigns straight from there.
Can I validate in more than one market?
Yes. Each page has its own URL and its own metrics, so you can run the same idea across audiences, languages or price points and compare the results.
What if the idea doesn't work out?
You found out in a week, at the cost of a landing page. Archive the experiment, keep the contacts, and test the next hypothesis in the same account.