PitchMyIdeas
Share ideas early, get constructive community feedback, and collect verified customer waitlists before you build.
What is PitchMyIdeas?
PitchMyIdeas is a platform for sharing project and startup ideas early, before they are built. Creators post a pitch and receive constructive feedback from the community, helping them test an idea while it is still easy to change.
It also helps creators collect verified customer waitlists before building. Instead of guessing whether anyone wants a product, founders can gauge interest from people who sign up, giving them a clearer signal before they invest time and money.
Pitches are organized into a browsable feed with sorting options such as Hot, New, and Top, plus industry categories including B2B SaaS, FinTech, Health and MedTech, Education, and DevTools. Each pitch card shows the problem, the proposed fix, and the business model. Readers can tap I'd Pay for This to signal interest or send a Roast with critiques, and creators can read the full pitch and their founder log.
PitchMyIdeas is free for every creator. It is aimed at people who want honest, early input on an idea and a way to measure real demand before committing to a build.
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What other founders did to grow.
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I wanted to be like Dropbox you know Dropbox you create it and then it says oh you want to have 5 GB more space you know share share the link with a friend have them sign up and I thought how can I integrate this into my own app it's called product le growth and I just made sure every single link that people share my logo is on it and not only is my logo just like a picture it's it has the name stage timer.io in the logo it's like literally written there and it's a name easy enough to remember that people often just see it even tell us oh I saw it on an event
Bake Your Full Domain Into The Logo On Every Shared Artifact
About a third of Lucas's customers come from word of mouth because he engineered every shareable artifact to carry his brand. His logo appears on every shared link, and crucially the logo itself contains the full domain 'stagetimer.io' as readable text, so even passive viewers at events remember the name and look it up later.
Don't go build an app and have this if-I-build-it-they-will-come kind of mentality — you need some level of built-in marketing.
Distribution Built Into the Niche Beats Marketing Bolted On After Launch
Distribution is not a marketing problem to solve post-launch — it is an architectural decision made before building. The best solo app developers pick niches with inherent distribution: hobby communities that share app discoveries, professional networks with word-of-mouth, or content channels already producing the keywords users search. Niche selection and distribution planning are the same decision made simultaneously.
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