Useless software is winning. Another SaaS, another agent, another dashboard nobody asked for — every single day. The next one was going to be mine.
Every payment moves the line.
Scroll to see what you are stopping
Last seven days
Mostly held. Not entirely.
Green is an hour somebody bought. Red is an hour that got away — and in every red hour something moved closer to shipping.
What gets built if the clock runs out
ShelfPrice
Every competitor's pricing page, checked every morning. When a number, a tier, or one line of fine print moves, you see the diff the same day — not when a prospect quotes it back at you.
The scraping half is a solved problem. The half nobody has built is the screen where you open one page and instantly see what moved, when, and what it costs you.
The ones nobody stopped
These exist because no one paid.
Three evenings that ended in a deploy. All of them are live, all of them work, and all of them are still waiting for the world to need them.
Contextual search across public profiles that returns a short, specific list of co-founders and advisors who fit what you are actually building.
👋 DearHiringManager dearhiringmanager.ioDigs a hiring manager's name, email and LinkedIn out of a job posting URL and drafts the message, so the application can skip the portal it was supposed to go through.
CustDive
custdive.com
Reads social conversations for unmet needs and turns them into evidence you can point at before committing a feature to the roadmap.