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For ideation support, use any LLM - ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity - it all works.
For primary research, use AI to draft interview questions fast (see the Instructions page for example prompts) — but the answers must come from real humans, not AI-generated personas.
For secondary market research, we recommend either Google search with Gemini, or Perplexity.
For a simple website, use Wix with AI. You can stand up a live site for free on a subdomain on wix.com (for example: xxx.wix.com). You can also create a quick Notion site like the one you are using now.
For a clickable web app or mobile app mockup, use lovable.com. You don't need a working backend for this event — a clickable prototype is enough to prove the concept.
If you just need a picture of your idea — a single screen or app interface — try Google Stitch (free, from Google Labs, turns text into UI screens in seconds) or image generation tools like ChatGPT or Gemini for a quick static visual. If you already know Figma, that's a solid option too, but expect more of a learning curve if you're new to it.
You don't need to use the most complex tool to "do it right" — a single well-chosen image or clickable screen is often enough to help someone picture your idea.
Canva, Prezi, Beautiful AI, GammaApp are some common platforms that provide easy to use pitch deck templates. You can also use Google Slides or Powerpoint if you like.