Over the last couple of months, I built around 20 projects. Building itself wasn't the hard part ever since coding became easy to do with AI tools. The hard part was figuring out what was actually worth building. Most of my ideas came from assumptions, trends, or things I personally found interesting. Many of them turned out to be things people didn't really need. So I started paying attention to what people were actively searching for, asking for, and complaining about online. That's where the idea for That's Missing came from. Instead of starting with an idea and looking for validation, I wanted to start with real demand and work backwards. That's Missing helps builders discover unmet needs, recurring requests, and opportunities that people are already talking about. It's still early, and I'm sure there's a lot to improve. I'd genuinely love your feedback, criticism, and ideas on how to make it more useful. Thanks for checking it out.

That's Missing

For when building is easy, but knowing what to build isn't.

For when building is easy, but knowing what to build isn't.