Hey Product Hunt, Phil here, builder behind Builder Brief. Quick origin story: I shipped a SaaS earlier this year called FollowUp. AI tool to draft follow-up emails to recruiters after you apply for a job. It hit $18 in revenue across 4 months and I killed it. The lesson took a while to absorb: I'd validated the idea but not the artifact. Real problem, wrong slice. Around the same time I had a folder labeled "maybe build this someday" full of 80 screenshotted Reddit threads with no system for figuring out which were actually worth pursuing. Builder Brief is the system. It scans Reddit, Hacker News, Indie Hackers, and a handful of newsletters daily, turning raw pain points into structured briefs you can actually decide from. Problem statement, validation evidence with sources, named competitors with pricing, monetization strategy, risks, and a copy-paste prompt for Claude Code or Lovable. Browse free previews, then unlock full briefs at $4.99 per brief. Genuinely curious what this community thinks. What would make this a no-brainer for you vs. a "huh, neat"? Honest input welcome, even harsh. Thanks for the look.

Builder Brief

Problems worth building, sourced daily.

Problems worth building, sourced daily.