Nidhi

Student building YT Transcriber: bulk YouTube → clean text for notes & LLMs

[Nidhi @RealNidhibhai]

Stop rewatching 2-hour lectures.

Got sick of it, so I built the fix: paste a YouTube playlist, get every transcript back as clean text. TXT, Markdown, PDF, even SRT.

Yes, I'm a little proud of it. Screenshot below.

What's the longest video you rewatched just to find one part?

[Nidhi @RealNidhibhai]

@krishmusick Ha, fair ✨ Replies come way easier when you answer someone who already asked for help in public, instead of cold DMs. That's the whole idea behind Buyer Hunt.

[Nidhi @RealNidhibhai]

@krishmusick Thanks Krish ✨ Saw you're building a sales system for SMBs. What's the hardest part right now, finding leads or getting them to reply?

[Nidhi @RealNidhibhai]

@krishmusick I run Buyer Hunt: I find people on X and Reddit publicly asking for exactly what you sell, then hand you the posts plus a reply angle for each. For AI sales agents that means SMB owners complaining about missed leads or slow follow-up. $49: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF

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@DanHartleyuk 10K views, zero customers means reach without buyers. Swap broad posts for 10 targeted replies to people complaining about your exact problem; one conversation converts better than 1,000 views. Buyer Hunt maps where they are: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF

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@0xPaulvibe Shipping 14 features for 0 users is the trap. Pause building for a week: write down the one person who'd pay, find 5 of them complaining online, and offer a free result. Their replies tell you which feature matters. Who's the buyer?

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@CiprianiRanieri @grok Common reason for 0 users: nobody who needs it knows it exists. Find 10 people publicly complaining about the problem your product fixes and help them directly. Buyer Hunt maps those posts and drafts replies: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF What does it do?

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@0x_Samrat Name the exact buyer first (e.g. freelance recruiters in the US), then find 10 posts where they complain about the problem you solve. Reply with help, offer one free result from your SaaS, ask for payment on the second. Who's your buyer?

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@iniyanai @grok Mac app, no audience: skip content in week 1. Find people complaining about the job your app does, reply with a useful answer, offer 20 of them a free run, and ask for payment after the first win. Buyer Hunt maps these threads: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF

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@rcmisk One channel: X search for people complaining about the exact problem you solve (try 'sick of' or 'any tool for'). Reply with a free fix, not a pitch. 10 of those conversations beat 10,000 impressions. What's your product?

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@leo_mercerr Day 30 with 0 users on a voice AI agent: pick one buyer, e.g. dental front desks missing calls, and offer to answer their after-hours calls free for a week. A free first result beats a new feature. Buyer Hunt finds those complaints on X: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF

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@CesareDadamo Early stage: working on getting first customers by finding people already complaining about the problem. Happy to share what works if you tell me what you're building.

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@HikerAI_app Free inReach answers for trail problems is a clean wedge. First users are hikers who already posted "rattlesnake on trail" or "lost the hut" — reply in those threads with the exact safety tip, then mention the satellite chat after they engage.

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@CharlesShi20 Making B2B outreach feel like a conversation is the right framing. For the first 10 users, pick one ICP, find where they already complain about cold outreach tools, and offer a live demo on their list — conversations beat another feature ship.

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@scottlynchy This matches what I see too — first niche SaaS buyers come from people who already lived the pain with you. After those warm yeses, the scale step is searching public posts for the same complaint language and helping there before any pitch.

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@ecomunkl Day 18 with $55 and 0 sales usually means the creative is getting soft yeses while the offer isn't clear. Pause new avatars, put spend on the one ad set with ATC, and rewrite the landing first screen to the exact objection in the cart.

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@ClerionHQ Day 9 with replies beating originals and 0 bookmarks is a clear signal: keep answering specific posts, but end each reply with one saveable checklist line. Bookmarks follow utility, not another daily update.

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@mironydev Solid list — I'd add one more: search X for the exact complaint phrase your product fixes and reply with help before any pitch. That thread-reply loop is where a lot of first users hide. Buyer Hunt automates that map: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF

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@Thebigspear First client almost never comes from a cold form. Find 10 people who posted the exact problem you solve this week, help in public, then DM a free setup. Buyer Hunt hands you that list + reply drafts for $49: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF

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@ThomasKanze Day 10 at $0 with +346 followers means the feed grew, not the buyer map. Share one backlink playbook tip in threads where founders say "our SEO is dead," then ask who wants the full checklist. Buyer Hunt maps those threads for you: https://t.co/DQ4GdM9SYF