Hey Hunters, the team behind Pannly here. We built this because we're tired of the same loop indie builders keep falling into: pick an idea from your own head, build for 6 months, launch to nobody, then realise the demand was entirely imagined. So Pannly does the validation BEFORE you commit a single weekend. It's a curated archive of startup ideas where real people, in public, said they would pay for it. Each one is scored and comes with a structured brief: pain analysis, evidence quotes with source URLs, named buyer personas, a 3-step validation plan, and sample landing copy you can paste into Framer tonight. The part we're most proud of: $3 to unlock a brief. If you ship a working product within 30 days, the $3 returns to your card automatically. Public ledger on the site for every refund. The fee isn't really a fee. It's a 30-day commitment you set on yourself. We just opened. The refund counter sits at $0 today. The first builder who flips it owns a piece of the story. Genuinely curious to hear from this community: 1. What's the most useless side project you've ever shipped? 2. What would actually convince you to pay $3 for an idea brief? I'll be in the comments all day

Pannly: ideas refunded if you ship

Validated startup ideas. Refunded if you actually ship.

Validated startup ideas. Refunded if you actually ship.