Find a problem
Find a SaaS idea in a problem you can see
Start with workarounds, neglected workflows and people you can reach.
You leave withA specific person, a recurring problem, and a way to learn more.
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Every new product answers the same questions, in roughly this order. Each guide takes one, follows a single example the whole way through (a tool for agencies that build client reports by hand), and ends with one thing to do today.
Find a problem
Start with workarounds, neglected workflows and people you can reach.
You leave withA specific person, a recurring problem, and a way to learn more.
Check the opportunity
Understand what people use and what could give them a reason to switch.
You leave withA comparison of the alternatives and a specific reason a buyer might switch.
Reach people
Choose a way to reach potential customers while you are still shaping the idea.
You leave withA place to find prospective buyers and a specific question to ask them.
Test something
Choose a small test that answers the question holding your idea back.
You leave withOne assumption, a small experiment and a result that would change your next step.
Shape and build
Define what the first version must do and how you will check the result.
You leave withA small build brief with a workflow, boundaries and acceptance checks.
Launch and learn
Watch the first users, find the friction and decide what to change.
You leave withA small launch plan and a record of what users do after arriving.
Where the tool fits
Most of these questions start with research: who has the problem, what they use today, who already sells a fix and what its users complain about. Hunting Apps does that research with every source linked, so you spend your time on the parts only you can do: the conversations, the tests and the build.
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