Guides
Long-form reads on where ideas come from, what kills them, and what to do with the one that survives.
Micro SaaS ideas: the arithmetic that decides them
Micro SaaS is not small SaaS. It is a business whose customer count and support load both have to fit one person's week — and those two numbers pull against each other.
SaaS ideas: where they actually die
The hard part of a SaaS idea is rarely building it. Here is where they actually die, and the questions that surface it before you spend six months finding out.
Where startup ideas actually come from
A list of startup ideas is worth less than one idea you can defend. This is how candidates get sourced from real complaints, and what survived a 30-market sweep.
Finding startup ideas on Reddit, and what that method can and cannot tell you
Complaint threads are a real source of documented problems and a bad source of conclusions. Here is the method, its failure modes, and which sources our published run actually read.
Tech startup ideas and the question that now decides them
Technical difficulty stopped being the moat. The question that decides a tech idea now is what remains of it when the capability underneath becomes ordinary.
Why Y Combinator startup ideas do not transfer to one person
The same idea can be a line-item for a funded team and a dead end for one person. This is where that line falls, which barriers money actually clears, and which it never does.
Best startup idea validation tools (2026): what actually matters
Don't pick by feature list. The idea-validation tool worth using is the one that shows its work — it links evidence to a real source, is willing to tell you no, and binds the verdict to your situation.