Creator
Gaplyze
Product + UX

Eli Abdeen

I built Gaplyze to help builders discover real opportunities with less guesswork and more evidence. This page is the detailed story: what Gaplyze is, why it exists, how it was built, and what I care about as a creator.

What I optimize for

Clarity, speed, and trust

What Gaplyze delivers

Better bets, faster decisions

How it should feel

Simple, focused, modern

What Gaplyze is
A structured way to find opportunities.
Gaplyze helps you explore markets, understand competition, and translate a rough idea into a plan you can ship. The goal isn't to generate random ideas — it's to help you choose a direction you can defend.
How I build
Small loops, high standards.
I build fast, but I don't ship chaos. Features have to be understandable, stable, and useful. UX matters because clarity is a form of respect.
Who it's for
Builders who want evidence.
Founders, product teams, solo builders — anyone who wants to move from “interesting idea” to “credible plan” without wasting weeks.
How Gaplyze started (the longer version)
The problem, the promise, and the approach.

The problem I kept seeing

A lot of talented people fail early not because they can't build — but because they pick weak problems. They chase excitement instead of signal, and the first real market feedback arrives too late.

The promise

I wanted a tool that helps you think like a disciplined operator: identify the gap, understand the customer, pressure-test assumptions, and walk away with a clear next step.

The approach

Gaplyze is built around structured analysis. It should help you ask better questions, compare options honestly, and produce outputs that feel immediately usable.

The goal is not “more ideas.” The goal is “better decisions.”
Principles
These show up everywhere in the product.

Clarity over complexity

If it can't be explained quickly, it's not ready.

Speed with accountability

Move fast, measure honestly, fix what breaks.

Useful outputs, not vibes

Every output should lead to action.

Design that disappears

The interface should support thinking, not distract from it.

How I ship features
The loop that keeps Gaplyze improving.

1) Define the job-to-be-done

Write the user story in plain language. Decide what “done” means.

2) Build the smallest useful version

Ship a thin slice that creates real value — then expand with proof.

3) Measure + refine

Listen to feedback, fix rough edges, and keep it fast.

What's next for Gaplyze
The direction I'm pushing toward.
  • More structured workflows for validation and positioning
  • Sharper, more scannable outputs you can share with a team
  • Better onboarding so first value arrives faster
  • Continuous UI/UX polish so it feels effortless

If you're using Gaplyze and something feels confusing, slow, or incomplete, that's exactly the kind of feedback I want.

Built by Eli Abdeen