I built a startup around a problem I personally hated — and fixed every single pain Reddit users ranted about. But one big question remains: 👉 Is this problem painful enough to stand out, go viral, and grow — even with competitors? Would you use it? Brutal feedback welcome. 💬

I built a startup around a problem I personally hated — and fixed every single pain Reddit users ranted about. But one big question remains: Is this problem painful enough to stand out, go viral, and grow — even with competitors? Would you use it? Brutal feedback welcome.

I built a startup around a problem I personally hated — and fixed every single pain Reddit users ranted about. But one big question remains: Is this problem painful enough to stand out, go viral, and grow — even with competitors? Would you use it? Brutal feedback welcome.

Startups don’t go viral by luck. What actually triggered your first wave of users? •Reddit post? •Tweet thread? •Hacker News bump? •Cold DMs that worked? Drop the Go To Market move that turned your product from unknown → used.

I hated spending weeks coding MVPs that never got validated. So I built a tool that builds + validates SaaS ideas from 1 prompt. — No code — Real data — Deployed in minutes Building in public. Would you use this? Brutal feedback welcome. #buildinginpublic #NoCode

I hated spending weeks coding MVPs that never got validated. So I built a tool that builds + validates SaaS ideas from 1 prompt. — No code — Real data — Deployed in minutes Building in public. Would you use this? Brutal feedback welcome. #buildinpublic #NoCode