7th Place.. thank you!
We launched The Eureka Database yesterday, and honestly I did not expect to feel this much.
I did not build this to launch it. I made it for myself and used it quietly for a few weeks to decide what to work on next. Sharing it was a late call, and the response has been way more than I expected.
Thank you to everyone who upvoted, commented, tried it, and told me where it falls short. We made the top 10, finished 5th place in Vercel Day, and we even got featured in Product Hunt's newsletter, The Leaderboard, in an edition called "Steal your next startup." You can read it here: https://www.producthunt.com/newsletters/archive/52797-steal-your-next-startup
But the part that actually got me was seeing real people already using it to find something worth building, which is insanely sick!
Quick recap if you are new here: it mines Reddit for the problems people keep running into and turns them into researched ideas, each backed by the original threads, real revenue proof, and a working demo. And over MCP, any idea drops straight into Claude Code or Cursor as a full build spec.
The launch offer (50% off) is still on through the 19th if you have been on the fence, just click this link and it will be auto-applied at checkout.
If you have questions or feedback, drop them here, I read every one.
Let's build!
Jeremy
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Congrats on the launch and the newsletter feature. The idea of starting from repeated pain in Reddit threads instead of abstract brainstorming feels very practical.
One question: how do you filter out loud but not valuable problems? Some complaints show up often, but the people complaining may not have urgency or willingness to pay. Curious how much weight you give to frequency vs revenue proof vs strength of the original threads.
Congrats Jeremy, 5th place on a day you almost didn't launch is a great story. The detail that stays with me is that you used it quietly for weeks to pick your own next project before sharing it. Tools built to scratch the builder's own itch tend to survive the launch week dropoff, because at least one user was never going to churn.
From the agency side, the MCP path into Claude Code is the part I would lean on hardest in your messaging. A researched idea is nice, but an idea that arrives as a build spec is a week of scoping saved. That is the line that would make me forward this to a founder client.
What I like most is that every idea is backed by real discussions instead of assumptions, Starting with actual user problems feels much more reliable than brainstorming in isolation.