Original Summary

A few months ago I kept seeing the same advice everywhere: "validate before you build." But actually doing that manually — scrolling through Reddit threads and Hacker News comments looking for recurring complaints — takes forever. So I built Griper. It scans places like Hacker News and Software Recommendations Stack Exchange, scores posts by how much genuine pain/frustration they express, and shows you which problems keep coming up unsolved (plus what existing tools people already tried and gave up on). It's still early — I'm a solo dev building this on the side — but I've got some real reports live if you want to see what a niche's pain points actually look like before committing months to building something nobody needs. Genuinely curious: if you're validating an idea right now, what's your current process? Manual scrolling, surveys, something else? Trying to understand if this solves a real workflow problem or just my own.   submitted by   /u/kr1shka [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/17 23:15:01