Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Kushagra, the solo builder behind IdeaSaaS. Why I built this: I launched 4 side projects that all died because I brainstormed ideas in isolation instead of checking if anyone actually wanted them. The turning point was noticing posts on Reddit and HN where people literally ask "does anyone know a tool for X?" — these are essentially pre-validated product requests, but they're buried across dozens of communities with 3 upvotes. So I built a system to catch them automatically. How it works: IdeaSaaS scans Reddit (7 subreddits), Hacker News, Dev.to, Indie Hackers, Product Hunt, and GitHub every day. It filters out the noise (promo posts, milestones, "I hit $10k MRR" humble-brags) and curates real pain signals into structured ideas — each with competitors, market analysis, monetization strategy, and links to original posts so you can verify the demand yourself. The controversial design choice: I deliberately kept a human curation step in the pipeline. I tried automating it with GPT-4 and Gemini — both produced generic "build a dashboard" ideas. Human curation takes ~15 min/day but the quality difference is massive. I see this as a feature, not a limitation. Try it: The landing page has live demo ideas you can browse without signing up. Would love your feedback on: What sources would you add? (Considering Stack Overflow, Discord) Would email digests (daily top 3 ideas) be useful? Any idea categories you wish existed? Happy to answer any questions! 🙏 First 5 Comments to Reply With (Space These Out) Comment 1 (30 min after launch): Just wanted to share a fun stat — the most common pain pattern I've seen across 600+ ideas is "I waste X hours doing Y manually." Developer tooling and workflow automation ideas dominate. If you're looking for a niche to build in, start there.

IdeaSaaS — find you next saas instantly

Find validated SaaS ideas from real developer pain — daily

Find validated SaaS ideas from real developer pain — daily