You do not need to reveal an entire idea to get useful feedback on it. In most cases you only need three things: the problem you are trying to solve, the people it is for, and the value it would create if it worked.
Safe to share
- The problem in plain language
- Who the idea is for
- The change or value you hope it creates
- The kind of feedback you are looking for
Keep private
- Confidential business details
- Patent-sensitive mechanisms or technical claims
- Private customer names or internal metrics
- Anything you are contractually not allowed to disclose
VENNIN helps you share more carefully. It does not legally protect ideas — for that, talk to a lawyer.
Think of it as writing two layers: a share layer that strangers can read, and a private layer only you see. If in doubt, leave it in the private layer.