I kept building things nobody wanted, so I built a tool to fix that
I'm a solo founder with a small portfolio of SaaS tools. And if I'm being honest, my process for most of them looked like this:
Get excited about an idea
Build for weeks
Launch to crickets
Repeat
The embarrassing part? I knew validation mattered. I just never had a clean way to actually do it. I'd throw up a quick landing page, share it in a Slack group, and convince myself I'd "tested" it. I hadn't. I had no way to compare ideas against each other. No real signal. Just vibes.
So I built LaunchScore.
The core workflow is simple: describe your idea and AI generates a landing page with copy and design. Publish it and share it wherever your audience hangs out. Track real signals: visitors, email signups, feedback, and conversion rate. An Interest Score rolls all of that up so you can compare ideas apples-to-apples.
Instead of gut-feeling your way to a decision, you let actual humans tell you what they care about before you write a line of code.
What I learned building it: most founders don't skip validation because they're lazy. They skip it because spinning up a landing page, wiring up a form, and tracking signups across multiple tools is genuinely annoying. If that whole workflow lives in one place, you'll actually do it.
Launching today. Free tier available, no credit card required. Pro is $29/month for unlimited ideas, custom domains, team collaboration, and advanced analytics.
Would love feedback from this community, especially on the Interest Score methodology and whether the one-click landing page generator is genuinely useful or just a novelty.
If you've got ideas collecting dust in a notes app, go find out if anyone actually wants them.
