the BOX
Idea-stage review
Every idea is scored on desirability, feasibility and viability against your own criteria. The score reflects how promising the idea's claims are and how well the evidence backs them, so the people deciding can see what is known, what is assumed and what needs testing first.
The idea at a glance
Hover over or tap a number to see what to look for.
One score, three dimensions. The overall idea score, split into desirability, feasibility and viability.
Out-of-date scores are flagged. When something changes after the last review, the BOX says what changed and asks for a new review.
Building blocks per dimension. Your admin decides which claims and tests each idea needs, to match your own process.
An AI check under every claim. It says which parts the evidence supports and which parts it does not support yet.
Feasibility: production and supply constraints
Constraints in plain words. What exists in-house, what has to come from partners, and what is missing.
The feasibility agent names the risks. Here: no aseptic line, and protein stability at ambient temperature is unknown.
Evidence stays attached. Test results, documents, links or a connected folder, carried into the project if it goes ahead.
Tests to run next. AI agents, your own data or lab results. Each result becomes new evidence.
Want to see it with your own criteria?
Come to the Quartz Labs booth at the Summit. We will walk you through an idea-stage review on our demo account and talk through your challenge.
AI agents do the heavy lifting, your people keep the judgment and the sign-off. We call this humagentic.
Jonathan KahanCo-founder, Quartz Labs
jonathan@quartzlabs.ai