Why do great products die in silence? 🤔

Building was never the hard part for me — distribution was. I've shipped products that nobody discovered, and it stung every time.

So I built FounderPilot: an AI growth engine that finds your buyers across Reddit, X, HN, Instagram & dev to, scores them by buying intent,

drafts the outreach, and submits you to 50+ directories — all running 24/7 while you build.

Question for fellow founders: what's the hardest part of marketing your product? Is it finding where your buyers hang out, writing the outreach,

or just finding the time? Curious if I'm solving the right pain.