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Most founders are not bad at building. They’re bad at choosing what to build. I’ve been tracking repeated pain points across founder/dev communities, and the strongest opportunities are almost never the “coolest” ones.

@olivi3rhoule @eurofounder bro ,check dm

My friend moved to San Francisco to work as a Staff Engineer at OpenAI His salary? $30,000 a month A lot of money right? Well, the reality was different: $12,000 - rent, studio with no windows $7,000 - tip for the landlord $5,000 - subscription to gay sauna $4,000 - rehab after fentanyl addiction $2,000 - Asian prostitutes $1,000 - Tesla lease payment Soon he found himself in immense debt and nearly took his own life Please, think twice before chasing the “American Dream”

@justbyte_ Codex

As a developer, which ai is best for Debugging?

@AvinashSingh_20 bro launched 4 days back had 2 paid users within 40 hours of launch ,but we do offer free preview and ai search you can check it out

@kushagara12 that's awesome , do you have any paid users ?

Startup founders building in public, don’t be shy- comment on what you’re building. Let’s network.

@CiprianiRanieri 🎉

Yesterday: 40k impressions. Oleee! Trust the process, always

@D_Kunal_4u codex - extremly good at backend logics , and would choose gemini 3.1 pro for frontend . best combo

You only havs 20$. Which one will you choose?

@pmitu but we do offer free preview and AI research at ideasaas.xyz

Respect yourself, remove the Free plan.

@thesayannayak i would choose antigravity & Codex- works really good at backend logics

Which is your current IDE of choice ?

@JackChen_x yeah bro make sure to drop your experience here🙌🏻

The teardown was mainly based on the landing page — I haven't tried the product yet. Happy to take a look at the no-card preview and the in-app flow this week and share my thoughts. Conversion doesn't stop at the LP — the onboarding and in-app upgrade flow matter just as much, so I'd be curious to see how yours is set up.

Diagnosed → fixed in hours. That's how indie hackers ship !🤝

@jaredsuniverse ideasaas.xyz It tracks repeated pain points from communities like Reddit, Hacker News, Indie Hackers, Devto, GitHub, and Product Hunt, then turns them into validated SaaS opportunities with source links and research.

If you're bootstrapping a startup and posting about it on X, congrats - we’re officially friends now Drop your project below for honest feedback.

This was a useful teardown from @JackChen_x. The core product value was clear, and the trust-layer critique was fair. I’ve already fixed those gaps on IdeaSaaS Good reminder that conversion problems are often trust problems first.🤝

I built this workflow into IdeaSaaS: ideasaas.xyz Still early, but it’s already much better than saving random “startup ideas” in notes.

If you reply with the niche you’re exploring, I’ll tell you the 2 strongest problem areas I’d inspect first. AI devtools, SaaS, agencies, creator tools, ops, whatever.

Most founders are not bad at building. They’re bad at choosing what to build. I’ve been tracking repeated pain points across founder/dev communities, and the strongest opportunities are almost never the “coolest” ones.