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How It Works

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Share Your Problem

"I wish there was an app for this" or "There's no good solution for this problem"

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Community Votes

Others who face the same issue upvote it. The most wanted ideas rise to the top.

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Solutions Emerge

Developers discover real needs. Your idea might become the next app.

Who Is This For?

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Students

"There's no good app to organize my study notes"

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Professionals

"I wish something could auto-summarize my meetings"

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Developers

Discover real user needs and find inspiration for your next project

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Everyone

Share the gaps you notice in your daily digital life

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Problems Submitted
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19 problems
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No easy way to compare SaaS pricing based on real usage

SaaS pricing pages are confusing, and it’s hard to know what a tool will actually cost over time. I want to compare tools based on real usage scenarios, but most comparison sites only list features, not real costs.

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Difficult to track recurring manual tasks across projects

I work on multiple projects and often forget recurring manual tasks like renewals, backups, or reports. Calendar reminders are too generic, and task managers don’t handle recurring project-specific actions well.

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Hard to validate startup ideas before building them

I often have startup ideas but struggle to validate whether the problem is real or if others experience it too. Landing pages feel artificial, and surveys rarely get honest answers. There’s no easy way to see if a problem is genuinely shared by many people.

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No simple way to collect feature requests from early users

When building an early-stage product, users send feature requests through emails, DMs, Discord, and Twitter. There’s no single place to collect, organize, and prioritize these requests. Existing tools are either too complex or designed for large teams, not indie builders.

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