Building what
people actually want.

To be honest, I have built more than 50 products in the past. It sounds like a lot, but for a long time, I was missing the most important part. I was focused on making things look good and shipping fast, but I wasn't always solving a real problem.

It is easy to get caught up in building a fancy app that looks premium on the outside but is hollow on the inside. I realized that without a deep connection to a real user struggle, it is just another product in a crowded market.

We all know that proper validation can take a huge amount of time. Usually, it means endless phone calls, emails, and interviews. It is a necessary but exhausting process.

The interesting thing is that people are already complaining daily on different social media platforms. They are literally shouting their frustrations on Reddit, X, and LinkedIn.

But scanning through thousands of those comments manually? That can take weeks. I have seen how founders spend an incredible amount of time trying to aggregate all that noise into something useful. I felt there had to be a better way to listen to what the market is already saying.