What assumptions have you made that support the existence of your business?

Versoly - Easily build a SaaS marketing site that actually converts

Key assumptions:

• Current tools are broken (built by hand, templates, other landing page builders, Wordpress)
• More companies are looking at static sites as the solution to slow loading, high costs etc
• SaaS is growing (We might not be able to get that many users to swap from their current systems but new SaaS companies are created everyday)
• More collaboration on SaaS marketing sites (copywriters/SEO experts/etc)

B2B SaaS Marketing Playbook — The no-fluff, tactical marketing playbook for B2B SaaS Founders

Key assumptions:

• We look for stories or references. The best storytellers will thrive. The most concise teachers will thrive. Weak stories and references will not.
• After lots of testing, companies reach escape velocity with a handful of growth tactics. A no-fluff reference of hundreds of tactics used in an industry is useful.
• Some of us learn better by pattern matching (seeing lots of concrete examples) than theory (abstract ideas).

Not assumptions, but I put together a quick Google doc to remind me why my idea has legs and how big the market is.

I call it the "When I Get Discouraged" doc - maybe some indie hackers would find it interesting.

NotifyCore - Track and Monitor Scripts and Jobs with Simple HTTP Requests

Key assumptions

• There's a market in between cron monitoring services and full blown log and alerting platforms
• More companies will appreciate SaaS products that don't need access to their infrastructure
• Developers will believe in a product that gets the basics right first, but has a vision for the future

Testerbot - Automatic Web Application Testing

• Test Automation is generally redundant and can be repeated across products. We use reusable modules for development, but not so much for testing. This problem manifested across the 20+ teams that I've worked on and hundreds of clients I've consulted for.
• There isn't enough time or enough resources to test/automate everything. More and more companies are relying on SaaS products.
• Customers will pay you if you can help boost their productivity, increase sales, or reduce costs

PartnerPave — The fact that big businesses like Verizon, Sprint, Netflix, Amazon, Spotify, Hulu, and T-Mobile are doing it.

Smart Diet Calculator for everyone

I made these assumptions while reading the "The Mom Test" book.

If the project were to fail, what would kill it?

• No one wants to see foods to have a healthy diet.
• Everybody is convinced they already eat well.

What should be true to be a huge success?

• There are people who want to eat healthy, not wasting time for the tracking.
• There are people who already do this, but pay much more.

Privasim.com -, Privacy Oriented Apps and Services listed in one place. Also provides a simulator about data collection to create a need to End User.

Key Assumptions:

• DApps (Decentralized Applications) and Blockchain is still considered a niche.
• Millennials and GenZ are not fund of searching multiple sites that offers the same thing, which is why AirBNB is a hit in these demographics (It's too tiring for us)
• Tech Adoption requires an urgency which is what the simulator is for.
• Dapp stores are too complicated to use for end users.

1brand.co - Easy brand guidelines that are better than PDFs

Key assumptions:

• Branding is a key advantage for those that do it well, and this is increasingly true as markets become saturated.
• Agencies offer tremendous value with their branding, but their cost structures are out of reach for many SMBs.
• If we can build software that makes branding more efficient, more effective, and more accessible, then everyone wins.