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Build the feature people asked for.

Search your own category and read what people say is missing from the tools they already pay for.

indie devs shipping side projects

42 found
  • “I've shipped four side projects this year and every one died at zero users.”

    312r/SideProjectRecurring
  • “Every newsletter felt essential when I subscribed. Now my inbox is unusable.”

    1.4kr/productivityManual work
  • “Brands keep asking for my UGC rates and I'm making the numbers up.”

    89r/NewTubersMissing tool
Reading r/SideProject

What you get.
Every time you run it.

  • Missing features in their words

    Every complaint is typed, so missing feature, integration gap and manual work are one filter away.

  • Weighted by how clear it is

    Each kept post carries a confidence score, so a vague grumble does not read like a specific request.

  • Straight into the backlog

    Review the list from the keyboard, keep what is worth building, and export it as CSV or JSON.

Other things people use it for.
Same search, different question.

  • Find a startup idea

    Pick a trade you understand and read what the people in it are already fed up with.

  • Validate an idea

    See whether anyone complains about the problem you picked, without asking a single leading question.

  • Write better copy

    Every problem comes with a verbatim quote. That is your headline.

  • Find buyers

    Every problem links back to the post it came from, and the person who wrote it is still there.

  • Research a new market

    Read a segment's real problems before you commit a quarter to it.

  • Content ideas

    Every complaint is a post, a video or a newsletter someone already asked for.

Stop guessing.
Go read what they said.

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