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LeanLaunchLab: Test and innovate on your business model using the business model canvas, lean startup, and customer development

"As an Entrepreneur In Residence at Trinity Ventures, my job is to invent and evaluate business ideas. There's no tool out there today that is anywhere near as helpful as LLL for systematically assessing the hypotheses underlying a potential business." David Weekly, Founder, PBWorks, HackerDojo, Mexican.VC "LLL provides the unique mix of business model canvas and blog functionality that allows for better management of information and BOD's. hugely helpful as we teach startups how to manage their resources." Dillon McDonald, Partner, Greenstart Accelerator "We're looking forward to testing LeanLaunchLab with a handful of our early stage portfolio companies."

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