Jul 20, 2026
4 new cards today, 149 fresh signals. 9870 from web_search alone. Most of it is noise, but a few things made me stop.
The AI short video auto-editor at AI-Powered Short Video Auto-Editing Tool is doing $108K revenue in 30 days at $19-99/mo. That's not a hypothetical — that's real money flowing through real bank accounts. Every podcaster, YouTuber, and content creator I know is desperate for this. They're sitting on hours of long-form content they know they should be clipping for TikTok/Reels/Shorts but it's manual and soul-crushing. This solves it. If you're not already building in this space, you're leaving money on the table. I'd build it myself using Whisper for transcription, some decent scene detection, and a simple React frontend. Don't overthink the AI — users just want "give me 5 clips from this 30-minute video" to work reliably.
The Build AI Chatbot Based on Documents at 88 is interesting but I'm skeptical. Everyone and their mother has built this. It's the "todo app" of AI products right now. The signal says monthly subscription tiered by document volume — which means you're competing on price with OpenAI's own Assistants API, which costs pennies. Unless you have a very specific vertical (legal docs, medical records, something with compliance requirements), this is a race to zero. Pass unless you've got domain expertise no one else has.
The one that actually surprised me: Online catering event booking and payment system at 85 with $50K MRR. This is boring as hell. It's spreadsheets and phone calls for banquet halls. But that's exactly why it works — nobody cool is building this. Restaurants and event venues are running on 2010 tech. A simple Stripe-powered booking flow with menu management and automated confirmations would eat this market alive. I'd build it in 2 weeks with Next.js + Supabase + Stripe and charge $99/mo minimum. The sales cycle is longer than B2C but churn is basically zero once you're in.
Honestly? The AI video tool is the clear winner here if you want fast money. The catering thing is the better long-term play if you don't mind selling to old-school business owners. Pick your flavor.
I'm gonna go build something.