
I wish there was
Find real user pain points without reading forums.
What it does
The app scans recent public discussions indexed by search engines, filters for clear everyday frustrations (time wasted, confusion, friction, costs), and clusters similar pain signals into actionable problem statements. In a few minutes, you get: Why it hurts Verbatim user quotes A recurrence level (low / medium / high) The goal isn’t market validation — it’s signal. A fast way to understand what people are struggling with and what might be worth exploring next.
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Daily Reddit threads where your ICP describes the pain
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