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corta · ICP discovery
What are you building, in one sentence?
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How it works

A few questions,
then an ICP.

Corta asks who it's for and where they're stuck. Then it looks through Reddit and builds the report from posts you can open yourself.

01
Describe what you're building
One sentence is enough. What it is, and who you think it's for.
02
Answer a few questions
Who buys, what bugs them, where they hang out. You don't need a deck.
03
Read the report
Pain points and phrases, each tied to a Reddit thread you can open.
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corta · ICP report
AI tools for solo freelance illustrators
Built from 47 Reddit threads
Primary persona
Maya, 26–34
Freelance illustrator juggling digital clients and thin margins. Wants predictable income more than more clients.
Top pain points
Scope creep with no contract guardrailsr/freelance
Pricing anxiety — quote too high and lose itr/ArtistLounge
Clients who ghost mid-revisionr/freelance
Phrases from the threads
"one more round""quote feels like robbery""2am in Illustrator"
Reddit

Your customers already wrote this.

Corta doesn't invent pain points. It finds the Reddit threads where buyers already described the problem, then puts those posts next to every finding.

r/freelance·3d ago·▲ 284
Client wants 'one more round' — round FOUR.
“I quoted two revisions. We're on four. Do I eat it or push back?”
r/illustration·1w ago·▲ 127
Anything that handles vector + raster cleanly?
“Procreate's amazing until they want SVG. Then it's 2am in Illustrator.”
r/ArtistLounge·2d ago·▲ 412
How do you price illustration without feeling like a fraud?
“Every quote feels like I'm robbing them or about to lose the gig.”
r/freelance·5d ago·▲ 198
Switched to fixed-price quotes. Best move ever.
“Hourly billing made me dread my own email. Fixed-price unlocked my brain.”
r/procreate·6d ago·▲ 156
What's your move when a client ghosts mid-revision?
“Two weeks of silence, then 'oh by the way can we add three more pages'”
r/freelance·3d ago·▲ 284
Client wants 'one more round' — round FOUR.
“I quoted two revisions. We're on four. Do I eat it or push back?”
r/illustration·1w ago·▲ 127
Anything that handles vector + raster cleanly?
“Procreate's amazing until they want SVG. Then it's 2am in Illustrator.”
r/ArtistLounge·2d ago·▲ 412
How do you price illustration without feeling like a fraud?
“Every quote feels like I'm robbing them or about to lose the gig.”
r/freelance·5d ago·▲ 198
Switched to fixed-price quotes. Best move ever.
“Hourly billing made me dread my own email. Fixed-price unlocked my brain.”
r/procreate·6d ago·▲ 156
What's your move when a client ghosts mid-revision?
“Two weeks of silence, then 'oh by the way can we add three more pages'”

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