SunkeDekho

⭐ What inspired me to build SunkeDekho? SunkeDekho was inspired by a simple observation: Founders build for humans, but almost no one actually talks to humans before building. Everywhere I looked — LinkedIn posts, founder groups, hackathons, even startup pitches — people kept discussing ideas, features, and solutions… but very few were validating whether the problem was real, how users actually felt, or what people wanted instead. Even I struggled with this. Talking to strangers feels awkward. People hesitate. Founders feel shy. Most rely on online polls, AI-generated insights, or opinions from friends — not real customers. And the more AI grows, the more we forget that real users are outside, not inside a chatbot. That gap inspired SunkeDekho. I wanted to create something extremely simple: You tell us the questions you’re unsure about → we go outside → we talk to real people → we bring the insights back to you. Because sometimes all a founder needs is one real human conversation to avoid months of wasted time. ⭐ What problem am I trying to solve? Founders face three real problems before building anything: 1. They don’t know if the problem is actually a problem. Most ideas fail because the problem isn’t painful enough. 2. They don’t know what people really want. AI gives ideas. Friends give opinions. But customers give truth. 3. They don’t know if people would actually use the solution. Not “would you pay?” But “would you use?” “Does this fit your behavior?” “Would you switch?” These answers don’t come from surveys or AI prompts — they come from people in malls, streets, bus stops, offices, and neighborhoods. This is the core problem SunkeDekho solves: Founders need real-world validation before investing time and money. We remove the shyness, do the legwork, ask the right people, and deliver genuine insights.