Conor Dwyer's profile on Product Hunt

About

I’m a UK-based solo founder building practical software for creators and individuals. UploadPack is my current SaaS focus: a YouTube research and planning platform that uses channel history, audience signals, competitors and past videos to find publishing opportunities and turn them into actionable plans. I also build Sicuur, an iPhone app for personal boundaries, with planning, optional Screen Time protection and a guided 60-second Pause. Alongside both products, I’m building analytics-informed content workflows, conversion-focused websites and automation. I bootstrap, learn directly from users and aim to build useful, durable software businesses. I’m here to share lessons and connect with founders, creators, operators and investors.

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Sicuur

Uploadpack

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Maker History

SicuurA plan, a 60-second Pause, and Trusted Unlock option.
Oct 2026
UploadPackEvidence-backed YouTube ideas, titles and upload plans
Aug 2026

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Joined Product HuntMay 16th, 2026

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15d ago

Sicuur - A plan, a 60-second Pause, and Trusted Unlock option.

Sicuur’s optional Trusted Unlock lets you ask someone you trust to approve temporary access during a protection window. It works with a personal plan, a guided 60-second Pause, private check-ins and optional Apple Screen Time protection for selected apps.

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3mo ago

How do you decide if a YouTube idea is worth making?

One thing I kept running into while building UploadPack was how much effort creators can invest before they know whether an idea has much evidence behind it.

Research, competitors, positioning, titles, thumbnails it can easily become hours of work before production even starts.

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3mo ago

Bootstrapped UK founder building UploadPack

Hi everyone,

I m Conor, a UK-based SaaS solopreneur and the founder of UploadPack.

My background is in YouTube strategy, SEO, content planning, analytics and helping creators make better publishing decisions. I built UploadPack after seeing the same problem repeatedly: creators have access to more data, dashboards and idea generators than ever, but many are still unsure what they should publish next.