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Let s be honest: Building an app is the easy part now. But 35% of startups still fail because they build something the market doesn't actually need. Most AI "research" tools just give you plausible-sounding lies.
We built an agentic workflow that doesn't just "chat" it executes the boring, painful parts of market validation.
Tell it who you want to reach. It researches, finds contacts, and pushes a ready-to-send list straight to your CRM. No filter dropdowns. No scraper babysitting. One chat, every source, any audience.
What you can do with one prompt:
"Find Series A fintech startups in EU that raised this month - add founder emails."
"List 500 RevOps leaders at 50 500 HC SaaS companies, exclude anyone already in our HubSpot."
"Pull exhibitors from this conference site, enrich with titles + emails, push to CRM tagged 'SaaStr-26'."
I'm an independent developer and software engineer from China. I spend most of my time building practical tools with Python and Chrome extensions solving real problems I run into during work and daily life. This is my fourth Chrome extension, and like the others, it was born out of a personal need.
If you've ever managed multiple accounts on the same website, you know the drill:
Log out of one log into the next repeat. Every. Single. Time.
I ve been mapping out a roadmap for an Instagram Creator & Growth Platform aimed at moving beyond simple scheduling. The goal is to build a "Media Ops" ecosystem that handles everything from deep tech to financial compliance.
However, before diving deep into development, I d love to get some "Makers' perspective" on whether such a comprehensive tool solves a real pain point or if it s trying to do too much at once.
Today I was applying for a job and the form asked for a "Resume Link."
Instead of uploading to Drive and fiddling with sharing permissions, I used the platform I've been building for the past 8 months.
30 seconds later I had a clean short link to drop into the field.
Then it hit me because it's a dynamic link, I can now see: How many recruiters actually opened my CV Where they opened it from What time of day they're reviewing applications And if I update my resume, the link stays the same
Two years ago, I was building my first product, InterviewJam. It took me a long time how to build, design, promote, and launch my product. Now I am building a directory of tools help new founders get there faster. newbiebuildertools.com helps new founders find the right tools early on in their journey. If you re a first time builder looking to build and launch your product, I would love any feedback.
Clay and Apollo market their product extremely well and they are blasted all over LinkedIn and X.
I decided to try both out and Clay is definitely not easy to use. I've heard great things, but as a first time found beginning my lead generation and prospecting phase, there has to be easier tools. The learning curve felt steep to me.
