Strategy Review
Share your plan or strategy and Seba reviews it founder-mode — challenges the premises, tests whether the scope is right, and surfaces the 10-star version — then returns a critique with a clear recommendation. Billed per run.
A critique that rethinks the plan, not just checks it
Challenges the premises
Seba names the assumptions your plan takes for granted — “users want this,” “we need to raise” — and flags which ones are verified and which are guesses.
Right-sizes the scope
Expand to the 10-star product, hold the line, or cut to the essential wedge — Seba picks a posture and tells you what to add, keep or strip, and why.
Reversibility lens
Every call gets sorted by one-way vs two-way door. Most things are reversible — Seba tells you where to move fast and where to slow down.
A recommendation, not a shrug
Seba takes a position on every issue with the tradeoff spelled out, so you leave with a decision to make, not a list of maybes.
What the review pressure-tests
The cognitive moves a 10x founder makes on a plan, applied in one pass.
- Premise challenge — which assumptions are verified and which are wishful
- Scope posture — expand to 10-star, hold, or reduce to the essential
- The 10-star version — what would make this dramatically better for 2x the effort
- Reversibility — one-way vs two-way doors, where to move fast
- Focus as subtraction — what to NOT do so the core gets sharper
- Proxy skepticism — are the metrics still serving users or gone self-referential
- Temporal depth — does this solve today but create next quarter’s problem
- Narrative coherence — is the “why” legible enough to align the team
- Wedge vs platform — the smallest version that earns the right to expand
From a plan to a founder-mode critique in three steps
Open Seba in Telegram
One tap into @meetseba_bot. No install, no signup forms.
Share the plan
Paste your strategy, roadmap or one-pager. Tell Seba whether you want it bigger, held, or trimmed.
Get the critique
Seba returns a founder-mode review — premises challenged, scope tested, the 10-star version surfaced — each issue with a recommendation and the exact credit cost.
When to run a strategy review
Catch the strategic mistake before it costs a quarter.
- +Before committing a roadmap or quarterly plan
- +Deciding whether the scope is too big or too small
- +Questioning whether the idea is ambitious enough
- +Pitching a plan and want the holes found first
- +Choosing between expanding and cutting a feature set
- +Sanity-checking a premise everyone’s assuming is true
Frequently asked questions
What does the strategy review produce?+
A founder-mode critique — premises challenged, scope tested, the 10-star version surfaced — with an opinionated recommendation on each issue. It’s a document you act on, not a rubber stamp.
Does Seba just tell me to do more?+
No. It picks the right posture for what you need — expand, hold, or reduce — and commits to it. Sometimes the recommendation is to strip the plan to its essential wedge.
Does Seba change my plan for me?+
No. Seba returns a critique you decide on. You stay in control of every scope change; the review gives you the tradeoffs, not the keys.
What should I share?+
Whatever captures the plan — a roadmap, a strategy doc, a one-pager, even a few paragraphs in chat. More context gives a sharper review.
How much does a review cost?+
You spend credits per run, and Seba shows the exact cost before it starts. Start free with welcome credits; credits never expire.
How is this different from an architecture review?+
Strategy Review is founder-mode — premises, scope, ambition. Architecture Review is eng-manager-mode — data flow, edge cases, failure modes. Run strategy first, then architecture.
Pressure-test your strategy in one message
Share a plan and get a founder-mode critique with a clear recommendation back. Pay only for the run.
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