your ideas for best software to sell

while building my own platform, looking into earning on the side.
give your creative ideas what kind of tech to build to sell as SaaS.
the more complex the task, the better it is.

What if i give you my idea, then you compete with me, then you earn more and take my market share? lol

AI software for music is very high demand

Panther28 said:

What if i give you my idea, then you compete with me, then you earn more and take my market share? lol

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having an idea doesn't mean having a product

Software for managing multiple accounts across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube is in high demand. From what I've seen, there's a significant need for tools that help users manage multiple social media accounts efficiently.

I'd look for SaaS that solves expensive, recurring business problems AI workflow automation, compliance tools, vertical CRMs, or analytics platforms are strong opportunities. The best products aren't always the most complex they're the ones that save users significant time or money.

koshak said:

give your creative ideas what kind of tech to build to sell as SaaS.

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Go to X.com and there are 1000s of indie hacker building in public some are profitable. so i think that's a start for you.

koshak said:

having an idea doesn't mean having a product

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Yep, your without both? What are you actually interested in?

Panther28 said:

Yep, your without both? What are you actually interested in?

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i think i now have an idea. maybe some software to bypass platforms signup

Sometimes ideas start from very small things but can lead to great success. I think you just need to select a niche or a task that you think can solve problems, be effective, and save time for others – that's success.

Automations on menu in the form of features [Insert Niche]. Splash/Load | Login/Register | Main Menu (Feature buttons)

I like Python

1. Have one in App Store, evergreen business niche (whole wide industry in fact).
2. Then I have the first app I started in Unity Game Engine which is held up right now because I need a Utility Patent. This one is a card game I imported sprites into (IMG), now next it needs a leaderboard.

Quotes to develop game suite range from 16K-250K per application software developers I inquired or searched for over time.

I have some ideas, sure my next 2 apps will also go wide than super niche. Try to beat me to market if you want. Anyways, its just bringing tools together into a suite for some. Tie it all on a menu, I even embedded some select features onto my main menu.

Havent seen tons of success yet, conversion rate is 30% this minute early on though. Investing in my business always. Have a offer chain brewing after outreach funnel. Other systems running passively too and only getting to scale now.
FB Group is good to have list of users before software launch, can make it prelaunch, with updates it may build anticipation. My Group now has 200+, grows organically a user or more per day right now.

I still use Myspace to drive traffic to my company's e-commerce website. However, I only treat it as a secondary channel to support my overall marketing strategy, since the amount of traffic it generates is relatively low.

I'd gently push back on more complex is better, complexity is what kills most solo SaaS before launch. The ideas that sell aren't the hardest to build, they're the ones solving a painful, recurring workflow people already pay for manually. A few directions worth validating: niche automation around a boring task (invoicing/reconciliation for a specific industry, review or listing management), or a focused tool that wraps an existing API into a workflow non-technical users can't set up themselves. Multi-account social management gets mentioned a lot, but that space is crowded and heavy on maintenance. Before writing code, I'd try to pre-sell or get a waitlist for whichever idea, an idea people will put an email (or deposit) down for beats a technically impressive one nobody asked for.

Instead of creating a new AI product that will be of general use, I would prefer working on a problem within an industry, something monotonous, such as workflow automation, reports dashboard, or some type of compliance software that takes less time.

koshak said:

while building my own platform, looking into earning on the side.
give your creative ideas what kind of tech to build to sell as SaaS.
the more complex the task, the better it is.

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saas works well in dealing with the basic and paid problems. the automated system for dealing with the particular issue will work much better than the complicated one since it serve a genuine need.