Maud

I Build Cool Stuff In Public
If you're interested in one of my projects, drop me a message.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@Primeflowagency I've got a custom claude skill that identifies problems to solved based of market data.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

The easiest way to build a profitable micro-SaaS? Find a high-friction daily task and automate it with AI. I just launched an app that solves a massive daily headache for millions of people and potentially saves lives.

I wanted to build an asset with pure internet leverage. The niche I targeted? A massive daily friction point for the 33 million Americans living with food allergies.

When someone has a strict dietary restriction, finding a meal online usually ends in frustration. They find a great recipe, realize they can't use half the ingredients, and then spend 20 minutes Googling safe substitutions hoping they don't ruin the dish.

So I built NuRecipe. A user just uploads a screenshot or sends a link of any recipe, and the AI vision instantly reads the data and spits back a perfectly tailored version for their specific diet—whether that's Keto, Vegan, Celiac-safe or any other dietary requirement

The backend is what makes this so incredibly scalable. It’s hosted entirely on Cloudflare Pages, meaning zero server overhead. The AI API costs roughly $0.00065 per recipe scan.

Because I love automated cash flow, I baked the monetization directly into the utility. Every time the app suggests an ingredient swap—like a specific gluten-free flour—it automatically embeds an Amazon Affiliate link. Toss in a built-in Stripe paywall for heavy users, and the margins are huge.

I originally built this to scale using organic UGC TikTok, because visual dietary "before-and-afters" naturally go viral on short-form video. But between running my marketing agency and other client projects, my bandwidth is totally capped and I can't execute the marketing this deserves.

If there's a marketer or operator out there who wants to acquire a fully built, high-margin asset and just run with the traffic strategy I give you, my DMs are open. 📩

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@UltraLinx Built this Game using html 5 and three js. All features are based on audience research on what gets people hooked. Published on crazy games. Fingers crossed they accept it lol. https://t.co/Rhlpqsx7Gi

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@williamgeronco @UltraLinx Wow that's amazing bro. Question, is all the art custom?

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@hieudinh_ @UltraLinx No thats cool, I see a real use case there.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@zeuuss_01 I've always wondered, these websites look hella cool but what's the technicals behind it, like do they actually convert well. anyone who knows, LMK

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@dashboardlim This is crazy, you wonder how much data meta and other companies are hiding that could change the industry.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@Samaytwt Thats peak bro. feel lucky you weren't being robbed like me. My usage was running on its own, even with all claude instances closed and logged out. And " AI Fin" the so called service agent, just ignored me.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

@Primeflowagency Through FB groups about childcare

[Maud @xhunter_live]

A $29 guide on passing the US citizenship interview made $8758 last month ~ 302 copies a month.

Boring niche. Zero competition. Terrified buyers.

That's the pattern nobody chases: unsexy, high-stakes niches where the buyer is scared and underserved.

Everyone's knife-fighting over "make money" and "fitness." Meanwhile these print quietly:
→ pass your citizenship interview
→ calm your reactive dog
→ get your baby sleeping through the night
→ fix your dying sourdough starter

No competition. One clear outcome. A buyer who needs it tonight.

The rule: the more boring or embarrassing the niche feels to post about, the less competition and the more the buyer needs you.

Sexy niches are crowded. Boring niches print.

Drop a like and I'll send you 30+ of these underserved niches with the exact buyer for each. 📩

[Maud @xhunter_live]

A $29 guide on passing the US citizenship interview made $8758 last month ~ 302 copies a month.

Boring niche. Zero competition. Terrified buyers.

That's the pattern nobody chases: unsexy, high-stakes niches where the buyer is scared and underserved.

Everyone's knife-fighting over "make money" and "fitness." Meanwhile these print quietly:
→ pass your citizenship interview
→ calm your reactive dog
→ get your baby sleeping through the night
→ fix your dying sourdough starter

No competition. One clear outcome. A buyer who needs it tonight.

The rule: the more boring or embarrassing the niche feels to post about, the less competition and the more the buyer needs you.

Sexy niches are crowded. Boring niches print.

Drop a like and I'll send you 30+ of these underserved niches with the exact buyer for each. 📩

[Maud @xhunter_live]

90% of people pick their digital-product niche wrong in the first 5 minutes.

They pick what they're passionate about.

Passion doesn't pay. Proven demand does.

One question decides it: are people ALREADY spending money to solve this?

If yes — you have a business. If you're guessing — you have a hobby.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

A 19-year-old made $8000 last month selling a $19 guide on growing tomatoes on a balcony — 437 sales.

Tomatoes. From an apartment. He doesn't even garden.

He just noticed thousands of people in apartment-gardening Facebook groups asking the same thing: "why do my balcony tomatoes keep dying?"

One afternoon:
→ pulled the 5 best YouTube videos on small-space growing
→ had AI turn the transcripts into a 25-page guide
→ edited it so it sounded human
→ dropped it on a $19 checkout

Then he went back to those groups and just helped people, mentioning the guide when it fit.

437 sales later he out-earns most jobs in his city — from a problem he's never had.

You don't need passion. You need a crowd already asking the same question.

Drop a like and I'll send you his playbook. 📩

[Maud @xhunter_live]

90% of people pick their digital-product niche wrong in the first 5 minutes.

They pick what they're passionate about.

Passion doesn't pay. Proven demand does.

One question decides it: are people ALREADY spending money to solve this?

If yes — you have a business. If you're guessing — you have a hobby.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

One $9 PDF outsells a $34 supplement 13 to 1.

Affiliate the supplement at 8% = $2.72 a sale. You need ~13,000 sales to clear $36k.

Your own $9 PDF at 100% margin = $9 a sale. You need 4,000.

No inventory. No shipping. No middleman eating 92%.

Everyone chases the big "premium" number. The bank account wants the margin.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

A 19-year-old made $8000 last month selling a $19 guide on growing tomatoes on a balcony — 437 sales.

Tomatoes. From an apartment. He doesn't even garden.

He just noticed thousands of people in apartment-gardening Facebook groups asking the same thing: "why do my balcony tomatoes keep dying?"

One afternoon:
→ pulled the 5 best YouTube videos on small-space growing
→ had AI turn the transcripts into a 25-page guide
→ edited it so it sounded human
→ dropped it on a $19 checkout

Then he went back to those groups and just helped people, mentioning the guide when it fit.

437 sales later he out-earns most jobs in his city — from a problem he's never had.

You don't need passion. You need a crowd already asking the same question.

Drop a like and I'll send you his playbook. 📩

[Maud @xhunter_live]

97% of digital products flop for one stupid reason.

Not the price. Not the design. Not the topic.

They were built for an idea instead of a buyer.

Someone gets "inspired," spends 2 weeks making a thing they assume people want, launches to silence, quits.

The fix takes 20 minutes, before you write a word:

→ Gumroad → top sellers. Something similar with 200+ sales = people pay. Nothing there = walk away.
→ Amazon → 1-star reviews of the top book in the niche. Every "I wish it had..." is your outline.
→ Reddit → niche + "recommendations." Read what they beg for and what's failed them.

Proof first. Build second. That order is the entire game — and almost nobody runs it.

Drop a like and I'll send 30+ validated niches. 📩

[Maud @xhunter_live]

One $9 PDF outsells a $34 supplement 13 to 1.

Affiliate the supplement at 8% = $2.72 a sale. You need ~13,000 sales to clear $36k.

Your own $9 PDF at 100% margin = $9 a sale. You need 4,000.

No inventory. No shipping. No middleman eating 92%.

Everyone chases the big "premium" number. The bank account wants the margin.

[Maud @xhunter_live]

I deleted half my product and sales doubled.

Everyone builds the 200-page "complete guide." Nobody finishes it. They feel overwhelmed, never get a result, refund.

The ones that sell do ONE thing and deliver it fast.

Cut it until it hurts. Then cut more. Shorter = they actually use it = they trust you with the next thing.

Length isn't value. A result is value.