Real problems people complain about online, pulled every morning and scored out of 100. Build, validate, or skip. How scoring works
Freelancers and hirers face difficulty creating profiles, portfolios, and finding ideal matches for services, relying on manual processes that AI could streamline for better connections.
X1mo agoToolFreelance
Entrepreneurs spend months building scalable databases and code for MVPs that have zero users because they hide in coding instead of talking to the target community.
X1mo agoOtherVC & Startups
Renters in Nigeria encounter multiple agent fees, incomplete or misleading property details, lack of neighborhood info (schools, hospitals), unclear utilities/electricity, and surprise move-in costs, leading to poor decisions.
X2mo agoToolReal Estate
Builders attract people who agree to the grind but quit when results are slow, especially after seeing early success, leading to wasted time on uncommitted team members.
X2mo agoOtherVC & Startups
There is a huge unmet need in rental/real estate for students and young professionals in India with no strong competitors or easy solutions.
X1mo agoOtherReal Estate
Founders find it hard to discover high-pain niches worth building for because they can't easily aggregate and score 'I wish there was a tool...' posts across communities.
X1mo agoToolVC & Startups
Creators of short videos need an efficient way to generate transcripts, summaries, captions and niche-specific trending SEO tags without manual effort.
X1mo agoToolMedia
App makers and builders get addicted to visibility but often share dark patterns, gray-area tactics, or competitive info that attracts scrutiny from regulators, platforms like Apple, or rivals.
X1mo agoOtherDev
Users need a simple, no-fuss note-taking app to solve personal productivity problems that current tools fail to address cleanly.
X1mo agoToolProductivity
Consumers struggle to manage device lease payments, understand terms, and track upgrade eligibility across carriers. A tool could aggregate leasing options, payment schedules, and automatic reminders to optimize upgrade timing. [Trending: "apple iphone upgrade program" with 500+ searches in US]
Google Trends1mo agoToolE-CommerceUS
I got tired of Googling basic course info, so I made a free directory of every US courseGoogle filters for golf course results are terrible so I built a better way to browse courses using OSM as the backbone.... https://golfcoursebrowser.com/It's a work in progress and mostly US for now, but I want to expand to the rest of North America, the EU, and the rest of the world ASAP.It's free, no ads, no login, no bs. If you spot anything wrong (bad info, a missing course, wrong scorecard), you can flag it right on the course page. I actually read those and fix them.Still a lot of missing info, but I'm filling out more and more each day. The goal is the most complete, and current golf course directory in the world, verified and maintained by actual golfers. I think is attainable in the next few months. The base layer is OpenStreetMap, cross-checked against course websites and enriched with scorecards, USGA rating/slope, and public/private status. User corrections from golfers who know their home course have beaten every commercial data source we check against.
Hacker News1mo agoToolAI
Hacker News1mo agoToolDesign & Creative
I like writing Markdown, but do not like writing it inside a plain textarea.I wanted something I could use anywhere by dropping in a single web component:```<writemark-editor name="body"></writemark-editor>```That became Writemark.It renders Markdown while you write, but Markdown remains the value you read, store, and submit. It also has source, split, and preview modes, along with slash commands, tables, task lists, code blocks, native form support, and an API for adding your own controls. There are no runtime dependencies and no required framework or built in toolbar.It is fully vibecoded. The process was very iterative. I knocked something out, tried using it, found bugs, fixed them, and repeated that cycle until I had something I liked writing in and that performed reasonably well.It did not begin as an experiment about AI generated software -- just did not want to use textareas anymore. I like Markdown, and I wanted one component that I could use anywhere without bringing along an entire editor framework.It is still very young. The parser is handwritten, the component is essentially one large JavaScript file, and I am certain there are edge cases waiting to be found. If you find one, I am happy to fix it.I have tried to give it a decent safety net. It currently has 951 Playwright checks across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit, along with hostile input cases, sanitizer fuzzing, and differential tests against CommonMark.I built this because I wanted it for myself, but I think it turned into something kind of cool. I hope some of you enjoy it. I would love hearing what you think, especially if you try it and manage to break something.- Github: https://github.com/Brostoffed/writemark- NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/writemark-editor
Hacker News1mo agoToolAI
is a tiny native macOS menu-bar app for local SSH port forwards. It has no external dependencies and runs natively.
Hacker News1mo agoToolOther
Business owners and teams lose hours daily to manually copying information between systems, sending manual follow-ups, and handling repetitive notifications that could be automated.
X1mo agoToolBusiness
People struggle to find and connect with other furries in their local area through existing apps or communities.
X1mo agoToolDating & Community
Users seek a dating app that acts as an intermediary between Tinder's openness and Raya's exclusivity, avoiding common issues with Tinder.
X1mo agoToolDating & Community
Mac-using podcasters need better soundboard software options tailored to their setup.
X1mo agoToolMedia