@DeRonin_: somebody built a live feed of validated startup ideas you can copy here is the link: http://early.tools hundreds of ear…
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A tweet highlights early.tools, a live feed of validated startup ideas and early-stage AI products, suggesting founders can copy proven concepts instead of testing demand from scratch.
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somebody built a live feed of validated startup ideas you can copy
here is the link: http://early.tools
hundreds of early-stage AI products, most too new to be covered anywhere
every tool on there is a founder who already tested a market and proved demand exists.. you’re literally watching product-market fit happen in real time
pick a direction that’s already working, build your own take, skip the “will anyone pay for this” phase entirely
while you don’t have an access at least to $20M capital, no sense to be creative
just take what works, add 1% unique proposition and cover the market
(i’ve already spotted a few directions for my next products btw)
early.tools - Discover Pre-Launch Startups
Source: https://www.early.tools/ ©2026early.tools@itsjulianpaul
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