AI will happily generate a thousand startup ideas. It can't tell you which one people will actually pay for. The Eureka Database is a library of ideas mined from real complaints on Reddit, reviews, and forums. Every idea comes with the receipts: who wants it, who's already profitable, and a working demo. Connect over MCP and your AI agent pulls the full build spec for any saved idea: the problem, the stack, the schema, even the design taste, no prompt engineering needed.
The idea of pulling real build specs directly through MCP is genuinely useful, saves so much guesswork. One thing that would make this a no-brainer for me is a freshness or trend signal on each idea, something like how often the underlying complaint is being mentioned recently or whether the existing profitable players are gaining traction. Right now an idea could be mined from a five year old thread and feel current when it's actually fading.
I'd definitely talk to users before building anything but the database sounds useful. I'm curious if multiple founders use Eureka do they all end up chasing the same opportunities ?
@reda_roqai_chaoui hahahaha Roger that ...
The "receipts" angle is the part most idea lists miss — knowing someone's already profitable off a complaint is way more useful than another AI-generated wishlist. How do you keep it from surfacing the same over-mined ideas everyone's already chasing? Curious how fresh you keep the Reddit data.
the receipts angle is what sells me here, actual evidence of who wants it beats another AI-generated idea list any day. how often do you refresh the "who's already profitable" data, that seems like the part that would go stale fastest since competitors and pricing shift constantly
It's a shame there's no free version - I wasn't able to test it. But it doesn't make sense for me to pay either, since my idea is in the travel industry, and that category isn't included in your database of validated ideas.
It would be great to have an idea validation search tool instead: I describe my idea, the service checks it across all available platforms, and then returns the results. The database could keep expanding over time.
This solves a real pain — I built my SaaS because a friend complained about her workflow for 6 months, not because AI suggested it.
Found on reddit! Congrats on the launch @jeremy_galang