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About

Fly Labs is the vibe building hub.

Find real problems people are talking about online. Build something about them. Share what you learn. The whole platform is free.

Ideas scored
4,534
Sources
8
Scoring lenses
5
Prompts
92

Contents

  1. 01Overview
  2. 02The loop
  3. 03What runs under the hood
  4. 04Who builds this
  5. 05Why this exists
  6. 06Things we keep coming back to

01Overview

Vibe building means solving real problems with the pleasure of the process and creative autonomy. It started because one person wanted to know what was worth building next. Turns out a lot of people have that same question.

Everything in Fly Labs maps to one loop: find a problem, plan, build, share, learn. You can start at any point. Nothing here needs an account to browse.

02The loop

Everything in Fly Labs maps to one loop. You can start at any point.

  1. 01Find

    Spot a real problem

    Ideas Lab has 4,534 scored ideas pulled from Reddit, Hacker News, Product Hunt and 5 other sources. Each one scored by 5 frameworks. Filter by source, industry, or verdict. The goal is simple: find something worth your time.

  2. 02Plan

    Think it through

    FlyBoard gives you a visual canvas. Business model, mind maps, user flows. Lay out the pieces before you start building. Sometimes planning is where the best ideas actually click.

  3. 03Create

    Build the thing

    FlyBot coaches you through decisions. 92 copy-paste prompts cover coding, writing, strategy, marketing, and more. Score an idea in 30 seconds. Get a second opinion. Start making.

  4. 04Share

    Put it out there

    Templates, newsletter editions, and a growing library of resources. Sharing what you build and what you learn is how the right people find you.

  5. 05Learn

    See what sticks

    The whole system compounds. The Brain connects ideas, trends, creators, and patterns. Each loop makes the next one faster. What you learn feeds back into what you find.

03What runs under the hood

8 data sources
Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News, GitHub Issues, X, Google Trends, YC Graveyard, ProblemHunt, and community submissions. Places where people talk about what they actually need.
5 scoring lenses
FL Method, plus four other frameworks that look at market demand, competition, feasibility, timing, and builder fit. Each idea gets a single FL score and a clear verdict: BUILD, VALIDATE FIRST, or SKIP.
AI agents running daily
Every day, automated agents scan sources, score new ideas, track trends, and update the database. You wake up to fresh data without doing anything.
FlyBot with memory
FlyBot remembers what you are building, your background, and your goals. The more you use it, the better it gets at helping you. It is like having a thinking partner who actually pays attention.

04Who builds this

One person. A day job in finance during the week, Fly Labs on weekends and late nights. No team, no funding, and no plan to change that.

What gets learned along the way ends up in the newsletter, @falacomigo on Substack. Building in public is the point: if this can be done around a day job, maybe you can do it too.

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05Why this exists

It started with a question. I work in finance. Have for over a decade. But I kept finding problems online that nobody was solving, and I wondered if I could build something about them. Turns out, with AI, I could.

The first version was a spreadsheet. I saved ideas from Reddit, scored them by hand, and picked one to build on the weekend. Then I automated the scoring. Then I added more sources. Then it became this.

Vibe building is what I call it. Finding a real problem, building something about it, and sharing what you learn along the way. The process itself is the thing. Fly Labs is the hub for that process.

I still use it every week. Everything here is free. If it helps you find what to build next, that is the whole point.

06Things we keep coming back to

  1. 01Curiosity beats strategy.
  2. 02One person can build what used to require a team.
  3. 03Idea selection matters more than execution speed.
  4. 04Building is thinking. You understand problems differently after you build them.
  5. 05If it feels like play, you're in the right place.

Start with whatever interests you.

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