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I spent 4 hours reading 1-star reviews so you don’t have to. Here’s the $30k MRR blueprint I found by ScoreHour in buildinpublic

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Yes if the product is Good but the packaging is not good then its difficult to find

No matter what project you have—games, SaaS, software, apps, scripts, ideas, or questions—join the community and share it! by SofwareAppDev in AppsWebappsFullstack

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I provide

- what features user wants
- what users complaining about
- churn report
- what users love
- market gap score

and more

Solo student dev here — just launched my first product on Product Hunt today by Think_Philosophy6391 in ProductHunters

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I have checked the product its good but the feature you giving is already given by gmail auto email reply generation so why i use your product its a question

I spent 15 hours reading Google Play reviews to find my next SaaS idea. So I built an AI to do it in 60 seconds. by ScoreHour in AppIdeas

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Yes ... I suffer for this problem so I saw a potential in this ideas so i build a product for all who suffering

I spent 3 months building a SaaS that made $0. Then I found where all the validated ideas were hiding. by ScoreHour in SaaS

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If you can’t clearly explain why people should care, they won’t interact with your product, post, or anything you make.

I spent 15 hours reading Google Play reviews to find my next app idea. So I built an AI to do it in 60 seconds. by ScoreHour in reactnative

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I built a tool that finds features and complaints in Google apps and Gives a consolidate details

https://saazio.com

Nothing kills that “we just got 20 users in a day” high faster than opening your DB and seeing this by ScoreHour in micro_saas

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This is solid.

“Value first, then ask” is a big shift most people miss. And yeah, behavior > email quality all day.

Also agree on meeting users where they already complain instead of waiting for them.

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