Painkiller Ideas

Get product ideas based on real people's problems

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Get product ideas based on real people's problems

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Build a product that solves a real problem! Get product ideas based on real people's problems.

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Hi all! Over the past 3 years, I have launched more than 22 products and only a few of them have been successful. My main mistake was having the wrong ideas. I came up with ideas for products that didn’t exist yet and thought that someone would need it. But it was not so. It was only when I changed my approach to finding ideas and started looking for people's pain points and solutions for them that I was able to launch successful products. In Painkiller Ideas, I collected 50 ideas that were validated by searching for mentions of the problem, this is what people really need. I hope for your support, this is very important to me.

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2yr ago

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@olegdiz I don't see anything to do with a Google search, I track mentions of pain on Reddit and Twitter.

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2yr ago

Collectif.ai

👋 Hey @alexander_belogubov, congrats! Interesting product! I have a question: How I can be sure that my idea is valid? For instance, the example on your page links to a Reddit post with 0 to 13 votes, and one of the questions was asked three years ago. In this case, I can build wrong/biased assumption based on the results. Do you consider any possibility to filter or configure search? For example, I would prefer to set up specific date range and votes, to be sure that my idea appear often. Thanks, and good luck 🫡

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2yr ago

MoAIJobs

Awesome work Alexander. I have been following your work on X and it is nothing short of inspiring. 🥳🔥

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2yr ago

Refgrow

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@nithur Thanks!

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2yr ago

Ivie

It's a nice idea, but they skimped on the implementation. Who can confirm that there aren't already X solutions to this problem? Your first example shows after 1 minute of Google search that there are already several solutions solving exactly that problem. Paying 89€ to get new "non-validated" ideas for the rest of my life - I don't see the point - sorry. Anyway, good luck for the launch!

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2yr ago

GREAT idea! I mean I had many days where I was looking for inspiration for a potential project. To find organized and validated ideas would have been heaven on earth.

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2yr ago