- SignalDesk2026-09-13
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Hey guys I am 19 years old I am studying Computer Science. I really want to build a SaaS. I want to build a SaaS that solves a real problem. My background is entirely technical. I have basically zero business experience. Every time I try to brainstorm an idea I hit the wall. Either someone has already built a tool for it or it does not exist because no one really cares enough to pay for a solution. Everyone repeats "solve your problem" or "find pain points" but as a developer living in a tech bubble how do you actually find what normal people or businesses are struggling with? I am also very stressed about spending months building something that may not even make enough to cover server and API bills and that is a real problem. If you started out as a programmer, with no business intuition how did you train yourself to spot real paid problems? Did you simply talk to local businesses look at bad software reviews or something else? Any advice or practical workflows would mean a lot.   submitted by   /u/AdhamAmgad [link]   [comments]
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- 发布时间:2026/9/13 23:46:09
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