X4Y

Discover The Next Big Thing

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Discover The Next Big Thing

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X4Y startups are business models of household names (X) applied to huge untapped markets (Y).

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Strabo

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Heya Product Hunters! 👋 I'm very excited to announce X4Y. We are currently accepting signups to our waiting list. We are aiming to open up the platform within the next 30 days! 🚀 X4Y is a database of ideas from talented individuals. But with a twist: These startup ideas are business models of household names (X) applied to huge untapped markets (Y). The key benefits: 👀 Discovery. Discover the next big thing people are working on. The Netflix of education? Airbnb for boats? Notion for Augmented Reality? We got them all. 🤝 Collaborate. Reach out to talented individuals & groups and collaborate with them. You may find your next co-founder here. 📊 Analysis. Receive tailored analysis on ideas and projects. X4Y leverages internal research on enterprises, startups, and markets, & allows you to grasp the power of community-led feedback. 🔄 Iterate. Tweak ideas and see forecasted changes. Make sure you work on the right things before you commit to a lot of work. ------ I will be hanging around through the day, and I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

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3yr ago

Interesting concept! How exactly does X4Y identify these potential markets? Excited to explore and discover some unique startups.

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3yr ago

Strabo

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@axcer_team Hey Niroshan, thanks for your interest :) X4Y leverages market analysis to identify gaps and opportunities. Some key elements taken into account are: - Total Addressable Market (TAM) - Serviceable Available Market (SAM) - Segments - Target Persona - Customer landscape - Competitor landscape If we think the market (Y) is either ready to be disrupted or could benefit from a business model proven by a household name (X), then we add it to our matrix. Hope that helps :)

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3yr ago