PainOnSocial
The pain points worth solving are already on Reddit
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
About
Stop guessing what to build. PainOnSocial helps entrepreneurs find validated business opportunities by analyzing Reddit communities to surface real problems - then generates AI-powered solution ideas to accelerate your product development.
Three steps
Pick the communities, run the analysis, read what actually hurts.
1 Choose Communities
Search Reddit directly to find communities or browse suggested subreddits. Build your custom list of communities to analyze.
2 Run Analysis
Our AI analyzes recent Reddit discussions from your selected communities, identifying pain patterns and scoring them by frequency and intensity over your chosen timeframe.
3 Get Insights & Solutions
Review AI-ranked pain points with real quotes and direct Reddit links. Generate AI-powered solution ideas and identify target audiences to accelerate your product development.
Ready to launch?
Submit your product and get discovered by builders and creators worldwide.
Launch Now
FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
nobody's handing you a map or nobody possibly can hand you a map but I think they can hand you... ways of what does it take to build a map yes you know you need a paper um you need to know what different kinds of roads are there in the world
Books and courses give you a compass, not a map — stop shopping for the map
The reason self-help shelves never empty is that founders keep buying "the map" — the exact step-by-step that lets them skip the experiment phase. No such map exists. The genuine value of every founder book, course, or mentor is a compass plus a vocabulary for the terrain (what a mountain looks like, what a valley looks like). You still have to walk the path yourself.
after the first two he was like okay this is less scary but by the fourth one he was like this is awesome I can't believe I waited so long to like to do this because he was like I'm having so many ideas
The first three customer interviews are awkward; push through to four
The 'I don't want to bother people' block is universal. The fix is volume — the first two or three interviews feel awkward, but by interview four most founders are buzzing with ideas. Push through the first three; they're the tax for unlocking everything that comes after.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
Read all 2722 playbooks
Comments
0