Raw user signals collected from Reddit, Hacker News, Product Hunt, and more. See what people are complaining about in real-time.
This is really interesting. I don’t have a specific use case for it right now but I will say I had to create avatars for my app and it was incredibly tedious. I use users photos to make the avatar…
140d agoThis feels like one of those “infra disguised as a product” ideas. Lowering real-time avatar costs could be way more valuable than any single consumer use case, because whoever solves pricing unlocks…
140d agoI built a real-time AI avatar from a single photo with minimal runtime cost Hi together, I’ve been experimenting with real-time AI avatars recently, and ran into a problem pretty quickly: everything…
140d ago"Build fast, fail fast" has always felt wrong to me. Agreed? Hey, indiehackers! I work at an AI startup validation platform. We spend a lot of time talking to early-stage founders, and one pattern…
140d agoI would love to join a community like that, given a trial period. Even though $1 is not a huge amount, the quality of the community still matters. If I don't find the community engaging, or not…
140d agoPaywalls have plenty historical success at curating quality and reducing noise to signal. Paid slacks like Healthtechnerds is one example. I don't know if if my pain point is strong enough to need…
140d agoI'm going to push against what some other people are saying about it (low quality, self promotion), I think that could be somewhat easily be solved, I'm thinking about something like hackernews' Show…
140d agoI like the concept but it's not something I'd pay for
140d agoWould you pay $1/month for a verified SaaS founders-only community? Hey everyone, My friend and I are thinking of building a small, paid community just for SaaS founders. The idea is simple: *…
140d agoYes. There should be more better software
140d agoFor startup idea generators, the annoying part is usually the lack of real demand. devappshowcase might fit here because it uses Reddit conversations to validate pain points. Also, try searching for…
140d agoTo answer your question: I don't think I would pay for this. At least not now. Also are you a "idea validator" or "new idea generator"... or both?
140d agoThe pain score part is honestly the most interesting but finding complaints is the easy part, figuring out what people will actually pay for is the hard one. Reddit has tons of “this is annoying”…
140d agoConcept is solid. Reddit mining for real pain points beats any "AI-generated 50 startup ideas" list. What would make me pay: niche subreddit filtering and trend over time (is the pain growing or…
140d agogenuine question, isn't the bottleneck that most validated pain points on reddit are already being solved by 5 startups? the gap isn't finding pain, it's finding pain that's underserved AND has…
140d agoWould you pay for Validated and Painkiller SaaS Ideas? Hey everyone, I’ve been building a tool called [Sonar](https://sonar.wtf/?utm_source=ih) that might be interesting if you’re into finding real,…
140d agohey, that's dope you built something to automate fixing captions, props for that! tbh, automating any tedious task can be such a game changer for workflow. kinda reminds me of how i got my pump.fun…
140d agoI got tired of fixing captions manually, so I tried making something — would love honest feedback
140d agoLooks pretty good I would pay for it
140d agoOmg, what an insane journey! honestly, seeing a personal "pain point" turn into $1k MRR is such a flex, it just goes to show that if you're struggling with something, a ton of other people probably…
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