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A small question for founders

What’s harder for you right now — building your product or getting the right people to discover it?

A lot of genuinely useful SaaS and AI products don’t fail because the product is bad. They struggle because the right people simply don’t know they exist.

I’ve been working on a free product discovery platform called LaunchNest LN to help with that.

You can:

→ Launch your SaaS, AI tool, or indie product for free
→ Create a permanent product page
→ Get discovered by people looking for new products
→ Receive community feedback and engagement
→ Give your product another channel for discovery

The goal is simple: give smaller and early-stage builders a fairer opportunity to get discovered.

If you’re building a SaaS, AI tool, developer tool, or indie product, I’d genuinely love to hear about it.

What are you building, and what’s your biggest challenge with getting your first users? 👇

🌐 LaunchNest LN:
https://launch-nest-ai.base44.app

on September 13, 2026
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    Discovery, easily. I use ChatGPT every day and still found myself running strategy, sales and ops from memory. I turned the system I was using into SOLO BIZ AI for other solo founders. It’s $39, and I’m trying to get the first five buyers now: https://payhip.com/b/f4JVK

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    For early discovery, I’d separate visibility from intent. A like or directory view is weak; a thread where someone names the problem, current workaround, and a deadline is much stronger. I’d log those signals, answer the question first, and invite a short conversation only when they ask for next steps. I’ve been scoring those buying-intent threads for founders and can share a free sample row if useful. What signal are you using to decide a founder is a fit?