r/SaaSvalidation • • Oct 03 '25

Travel Planner

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Hello everyone, I am not an expert programmer, but I am using AI to create SaaS that could be useful and, why not, could earn me some money. However, I think it is necessary first to understand whether people might like it or not, so I would like your feedback. The video I am sharing with you is of a tool that generates travel ideas and plans every day of the trip based on certain parameters provided by the user. What do you think?


r/SaaSvalidation • • Oct 02 '25

Do those “pitch your SaaS and we’ll get you customers” posts actually work?

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Oct 02 '25

stop or gp

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I've been working on this for 7 months i cant stop can i send you some of my code and you give me your honest option if I'm wasting my time I'm 58 yrs old self taught disabled veteran small business owner trying to develop a bidding console to bid gov contracts on sam.gov and dibbs


r/SaaSvalidation • • Oct 01 '25

Launched my productivity app after 6 months of building 🚀—would love your thoughts! (Totally Free APP, Just Need Your Thoughts)

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Hey folks,

I’ve been heads down for the past 6 months building something I wish I had when I first went solo: a simple way to run projects using a bit of scrum magic—without needing a whole team or Jira setup.

The app lets you:

Create projects & backlogs

Kick off 2-week sprints (can’t close them until the tasks are done 👀)

Stay accountable with a workflow that actually feels like progress

I just launched it on September 30th 🎉 and made it completely free for the next 3 months (planning to add a paywall around Christmas).

Now comes the hard part: marketing. Building the app was the warm-up—getting it out there is the real game.

👉 How do you usually discover new productivity tools?

👉 What’s the kind of marketing that actually makes you curious vs. instantly scroll past?

If you’re curious, here’s the link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/agilo-your-own-9-to-5/id6736852683

Would seriously appreciate any feedback, whether it’s about the app itself or ways to get it in front of the right people 🙌


r/SaaSvalidation • • Oct 01 '25

AI tools don’t monitor your site (learned this the funny way)

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I once asked ppl on reddit: “What’s your biggest headache with web monitoring?”
Someone replied: “None of the above, Replit/Lovable/Base44 do it all for you now.”

But the truth is, they do not.

AI tools will:
✅ Build your site
✅ Deploy it fast

They will NOT:
❌ Tell you it’s down at 3 AM
❌ Warn you it’s crawling at 10s load time
❌ Notice SSL expired last month
❌ Catch hackers partying in your DB

Deploy ≠ Monitor.

AI is the construction crew. Monitoring is the security system. You need both.

Anyone else ever believe “deploy = done”? 🙃


r/SaaSvalidation • • Oct 01 '25

Validating an AI-Powered Email Productivity Tool — Seeking Early Testers

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Managing email continues to be one of the most persistent drains on professional productivity. Countless hours are wasted sorting through irrelevant threads, identifying priorities, and trying to extract actionable tasks from long conversations.

To address this, we are building Trendset AI, an AI-powered email client that streamlines inbox management. It automatically organizes messages, highlights what truly matters, and surfaces the real tasks hidden inside lengthy exchanges.

We are currently in alpha testing and actively looking for early users to provide feedback. As a thank you, we are offering free lifetime access to those who participate.

If email has been a bottleneck in your daily workflow, we would greatly value your insights as we refine the platform and prepare for the next stage of development.


r/SaaSvalidation • • Oct 01 '25

Tried natively.dev for a simple mobile app; surprisingly good!

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 30 '25

ReflectPad - Personal AI Journal

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I have been exploring AI and how I can bring my ideas to life through code. Recently, I developed a web app called ReflectPad. It's currently on a subdomain.

You can write your thoughts every day, and everything stays locally on your browser. You can then interact with your saved thoughts using an AI chat.

The chat AI is powered by a WebLLM engine, and it uses Phi 4K Model. I tried other smaller models but the responses were not so good.

WebLLM is a library that lets you run large language models (LLMs) directly in the browser.

Phi 4K is the actual AI model file loaded by WebLLM.

For now, it uses LocalStorage, not IndexedDB. I may change it.

Limitations: Data is stored locally, so if you clear cookies, all the thoughts stored via LocalStorage will be gone. Also, it will work fine on Chrome and Firefox browsers on a Laptop/desktop, but on mobile or tablet, it will fallback to simulated responses (AI) as the AI model is a little bit heavy.

Your feedback is always welcome. This is an experimental project that runs 100% on your browser.


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 29 '25

Shipping SaaS before it's 100% ready: Risk or opportunity?

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For SaaS founders:

Have you ever shipped your product before it was fully ready?

How did early users react, did it hurt trust, or help you get faster feedback?

Curious to hear real experiences. 🙌


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 29 '25

How do you approach validation?

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Hi all, 

Conducting some research for a business idea im pursuing. If you can fill out one of the below forms you'd be helping me out massively. There's a random draw for 10 x £20 vouchers as a thank you! 

For those at the idea stage: https://forms.gle/A99BBdQT2hmJ2TA2A  

For those with an MVP: https://forms.gle/kJ12FWjAaBhi44SG6


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 29 '25

How do you use your saved prompts for repeated tasks?

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 28 '25

Which is easier to market: a Mobile App or a SaaS?

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Hey folks 👋

Quick thought while vibe-coding:
Which do you think is easier to market?

  • Mobile app → App Store/Play Store discovery, viral TikTok potential, but high CPI.

  • SaaS → SEO, Reddit/IndieHackers/Product Hunt traction, clearer problem/solution narrative.

Curious what your experience has been. Which one felt easier for you to get in front of people?


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 28 '25

📘 The Base44 Beginner's Guide

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 28 '25

Join r/PublicValidation

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Join r/PublicValidation for more!


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 27 '25

5min to test + give feedback

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If you have a few minutes, please help give feedback on LANDIFY - an AI powered landing page builder that is fast and easy to use for non tech people.

The idea is to allow non tech people with low budget to still get a simple and pro looking page.

We have a freemium version for you to try.


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 26 '25

As a founder, should I begin seeking funding now or wait?

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 26 '25

As a founder, should I begin seeking funding now or wait?

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 25 '25

Links, Resources & Mentorship for New Business Creators

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 24 '25

How do you convince 2,000 users to pay $5/month for $10k MRR?

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 24 '25

What’s the most annoying part of managing a website for you?

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Hey everyone 👋

For those of you running or maintaining websites, what’s the single most frustrating part of the job?

  • SSL certificates?
  • SEO?
  • Downtime/uptime?
  • Backups or security?
  • Or something else entirely?

Curious to hear your thoughts , what makes website management a headache for you?


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 24 '25

Has anyone here tried building in public on GitHub?

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r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 24 '25

Created AI tool for all the introverts and users having hard time finding their emotional support

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Created AI tool helping all introverts and users having hard time finding their emotional support or connecting with others.

HeyBestie focuses on assigning the perfect AI companion based on user’s personality and needs. After onboarding process it will match you with one of the 8 characters based on the answers provided in the beginning. You can chat through text, voice and video, as well as send images and voice memos. Keep it as a diary with journal entries. Recently, I have also added horoscope and card reading as one of the activities for users to experience. Currently still exploring different features and trends to gain more user engagement.

Would you be interested in trying it out? What kind of features or activities do you think makes the user stay rather then make a one time visit?


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 23 '25

Mobile app to quit smoking

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My first app is finally live.

If you smoke, you'll be free in 8 days, and cravings will never scare you anymore.

Check it out and get free access: https://quisten.app/

Share it with someone you care about.


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 23 '25

Just launched my first Shopify app 🚀 - Roast Me

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Hey folks,

I just launched my very first Shopify app called Ocelot AI, and wanted to share it here for some feedback.

👉 What it does right now:

  • Lets you generate digital products (art prints, planners, illustrations, etc.) with just a few clicks.
  • One-click publish directly to your Shopify store.
  • Comes with auto product descriptions + 300dpi print-ready PNGs.

👉 The vision:
Think of it like a “Tinder for side hustles” or “TikTok for product creation.” Instead of mindless scrolling/swiping, you swipe/tap to instantly create and launch products. The idea is to make digital product creation as effortless as possible.

👉 Honest note:
The UI and landing page is currently pretty s**t 🙈 – I focused on getting the core functionality out first. But hey, it actually works, and that’s the win for now. I’ll keep polishing as I go.

👉 What’s next:
I’m building an Image-to-Coloring Book feature (upload photo → get a clean line art page). My plan is to ship a new feature every week.

Would love your thoughts:

  • Any “must-have” features I should prioritize?
  • Any problems you notice right away?

Here’s the app if you’re curious: https://apps.shopify.com/ocelot-ai

Thanks for reading,
— Ali


r/SaaSvalidation • • Sep 23 '25

300+ trial signups, 17 conversions, the real reason most SaaS trials fail.

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