Your tech stack is probably
more complicated than it needs to be.
Tell me what you're trying to build. I'll tell you what to keep, what to cut, and what to fix first.
Tell me what you're trying to do, and I'll help you simplify the tech behind it.
Four quick questions. No tech jargon. Just clarity on what to keep, what to cut, and what to fix first.
Pick the one that feels most urgent.
Tick everything that applies. No wrong answers.
Pick as many as you need. This is the good stuff.
Dream a bit. This helps me figure out what matters.
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Built by Nina Mistry · Tech Strategist
Clarity in under two minutes.
What to keep
The tools earning their place in your business, and why they stay.
What to cut
The tools that are costing you money without earning their place. Cancel them today.
What to fix first
The specific things causing leaks, ranked by urgency so you know where to start.
I've spent six years inside other people's tech stacks.
I know what a bloated, overcomplicated setup looks like. I know what a lean, purposeful one looks like too.
Most coaches are paying for three tools that do the same thing, running automations they're scared to touch, and avoiding their launch because the tech feels like too much.
This quiz won't fix everything. But it'll tell you exactly where to start.
"The difference between a launch that works and one that doesn't isn't your offer. It's everything behind it."
— Nina Mistry, Launch Director
