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Kamal Parmarleft a comment
I think solving your own problem is a great starting point, but the important part is checking whether other people feel the same pain. My current project came from that kind of frustration. I kept watching YouTube videos about AI/SaaS/startup ideas, but after watching them I still wasn’t clear what to actually do next whether the idea was worth building, what the risks were, who would pay, or...
Is solving your "own problems" the best way to build a product?
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Kamal Parmarleft a comment
I built Ivalify from a frustration I kept running into myself. I was watching a lot of YouTube videos for AI SaaS and digital product ideas. The problem wasn't finding ideas—there are plenty of those. The hard part was figuring out which ones were actually worth spending time on. Most ideas sound great at first. But once you try to evaluate them properly, it turns into hours of manual research,...
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