Zero-to-One or One-to-N?

I'm building [product] for [target audience] to solve [problem].

I need to know: am I creating something genuinely new (zero-to-one), or building a better version of something that already exists (one-to-N)?

Analyze this honestly:
- What are users doing right now instead of using my product?
- What fundamentally changes when they switch to my approach?
- What's my real differentiation from existing alternatives?
- Based on whether this is zero-to-one or one-to-N, what growth strategy actually fits? (Zero-to-one needs adoption; one-to-N needs distribution.)

Don't be kind — be accurate.