For curious people who build
Find a customer problem worth building for.
Discover recurring problems in public conversations, then turn the evidence into a focused idea to test.
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“I copy every source link into a separate document because our research summaries lose their references.”
Reviewed example quote
Keep source evidence attached through synthesis
A research brief that keeps every source attached
Start where the conversations happen.
- Hacker News
- Stack Exchange
- XWith API access
From curiosity to a first test
A little research.
A clearer next step.
The audience
Small product teams preparing stakeholder or client reviews
The research focus
How source evidence gets lost when research changes hands.
01Start with people.
Choose an audience and a question. Give your curiosity somewhere useful to go.
“I copy every source link into a separate document because our research summaries lose their references.”
ev-1042“I need to click from a finding straight to the original discussion when stakeholders ask where it came from.”
ev-108902Notice the recurring friction.
Explore related problems across reviewed sources. Keep the original words in view.
A small first version
- Save a source link and an exact quote beside a finding.
- Group a few findings into one shareable research brief.
- Export the brief with each quote and source link intact.
A hypothesis. Ready for a conversation.
03Leave with something to test.
Shape a focused first version, then take it to the people who might need it.
- Original words
- Read the exact quote, with the surrounding context intact.
- A paper trail
- Trace each hypothesis to the source records behind it. See how the idea took shape.
- Your judgement
- Public complaints don’t prove demand. Your next step is a conversation with a potential customer.
Build something
someone needs.
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