Shubham Bhatt

i build working software for non-technical founders in 3 weeks building → find the startup idea you're meant to solve.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

ideaFast can now generate validated, profitable startup ideas based on real user pain.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

Shipped on ideaFast today.

We used to dig up real pains from Reddit. Now we also turn them into real startup ideas.

Each idea ships with:

- The real job behind the pain
- The buyer and their budget
- A price anchored to a real comp
- The reasons it might fail

Finding the pain was half the job. This is the other half.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

@marclou kudos to everyone who recommended Raycast here. Y'all are GOATs.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

Just discovered Raycast through this post and felt like, man, how did I miss it!!

[Marc Lou @marclou]

My macOS Spotlight stopped working.

Has anyone had this issue before?

It's super annoying because I use the [⌘ + Space] shortcut all the time.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

Shipped on ideaFast today.

We used to dig up real pains from Reddit. Now we also turn them into real startup ideas.

Each idea ships with:

- The real job behind the pain
- The buyer and their budget
- A price anchored to a real comp
- The reasons it might fail

Finding the pain was half the job. This is the other half.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

finding the first users is the biggest pain for SaaS founders right now.

every indie hacker subreddit is full of it.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

Read enough indie hacker threads and you stop seeing different posts.

You start seeing the same post in different fonts.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

finding the first users is the biggest pain for SaaS founders right now.

every indie hacker subreddit is full of it.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

Built this to surface pains like this from any subreddit you care about.
https://t.co/ceFDBD6Md1

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

finding the first users is the biggest pain for SaaS founders right now.

every indie hacker subreddit is full of it.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

90% of startups die building what nobody wanted.

Find what to build from real pain, not hunches.

I made a thing that pulls real pain points from subreddits you pick and shows the receipts so you are not guessing.

Free to try.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

small update on what i shipped this week:

you can now type your interest, company, product, or job and it finds the subreddits worth scanning for you.

then it pulls real pain points from those threads, clusters them, scores them, and links you to the actual posts so you can read them yourself.

also pulls from HN and the wider web now. filter by any timeframe.

the whole point: stop building things nobody asked for. find the pain first, build second.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

try it here: https://t.co/ceFDBD6Md1

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

small update on what i shipped this week:

you can now type your interest, company, product, or job and it finds the subreddits worth scanning for you.

then it pulls real pain points from those threads, clusters them, scores them, and links you to the actual posts so you can read them yourself.

also pulls from HN and the wider web now. filter by any timeframe.

the whole point: stop building things nobody asked for. find the pain first, build second.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

@jackfriks i recently added a “feature request” option in my SaaS and now I’m lowkey excited to experience this feeling from real users someday.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

@DaveDoesAI some people will happily burn through free credits with zero intent to ever pay. Indie founders can’t afford that game.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

Golden advice!! I had 50+ users on my free plan, all eating up the credits and never converting.

People use temp mail or other emails to sign up and suck all the value.

Put a price on it and match the value. That's the only way for indie founders.

[Marc Lou @marclou]

Remove your free plan.

Free users are leeches. They increase support, server costs, and make you build features your paying customers don’t want.

Less than 3% of free users ever convert.

VC startups can afford free plans because they’re optimizing for growth, not profit.

If you’re an indie founder, never give away your product for free.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

@Shammah_Jnr i agree to this, that funnel is what differentiates. trying to figure it out.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

90% of startups die building what nobody wanted.

ideaFast shows you what people are actually begging for, with proof.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

ideaFast just got a massive update.

You can now pull real customer pains straight from your favorite subreddits, each backed by clickable evidence.

Not sure which subreddits to pick?

Just tell us your interest, company, product, or profession, and we'll find the relevant ones for you.

What you get:

- Scan any subreddits for real pain
- Go wider across Reddit, Hacker News, and the web
- Turn those pains into distinct, validated startup ideas
- Filter by any timeframe

Stop building products nobody asked for.
Find the actual pain, then build something people already want.

Try it free👇
(Open to feedback)

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

curious!! why chinese don't visit @trust_mrr ?

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

ideaFast just got a massive update.

You can now pull real customer pains straight from your favorite subreddits, each backed by clickable evidence.

Not sure which subreddits to pick?

Just tell us your interest, company, product, or profession, and we'll find the relevant ones for you.

What you get:

- Scan any subreddits for real pain
- Go wider across Reddit, Hacker News, and the web
- Turn those pains into distinct, validated startup ideas
- Filter by any timeframe

Stop building products nobody asked for.
Find the actual pain, then build something people already want.

Try it free👇
(Open to feedback)

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

@jimdin79 @marclou @trust_mrr yeah, i was looking for it but someone already got that🥲

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

i built a tool that scans Reddit and HN for recurring pain points and turns them into validated ideas, with the actual threads as evidence.

[Shubham Bhatt @BhattBuilds]

ideaFast just got a massive update.

You can now pull real customer pains straight from your favorite subreddits, each backed by clickable evidence.

Not sure which subreddits to pick?

Just tell us your interest, company, product, or profession, and we'll find the relevant ones for you.

What you get:

- Scan any subreddits for real pain
- Go wider across Reddit, Hacker News, and the web
- Turn those pains into distinct, validated startup ideas
- Filter by any timeframe

Stop building products nobody asked for.
Find the actual pain, then build something people already want.

Try it free👇
(Open to feedback)