r/Entreprenuers

Real question: I'm building an app for solo founders juggling multiple projects.

Currently:

- What tool do you use? (Notion, Asana, spreadsheet, etc)

- What's the biggest frustration with it?

- Would you pay for something hyper-simple with built-in AI that generates your project plans + gives advice?

Not selling anything yet — just validating if this is actually a problem people care about.

Honest answers appreciated.

I want to start making tools/websites for specific niches, but every idea i get is either oversaturated, or simply impossible. I want to hear your problems so that i can help you while also seeing what annoys people in their lives to hopefully make me build a tool that helps people

Hey! I just want to know what exactly problems you are facing in your day to day life which you think there should be a product or service should solve.
For example: Zomato solves the problem of you going out to a restaurant for the food,
Lets brainstorm may be we will get something intresting to discuss on
Happy weekend

im trying to start vending machine business here are my ideas;

Obviously since i dont have much of an income start small w those little coin ones candy ones and have at LEAST 7 or them

Then i was thinking of having 1 or 2 candy vending machine and have them in a majour deparmental store - idk how that would work or liely in a kids play store

OR

Having an actual vending machine also in a departmental store but because of lesing and so much of contract issues i was thinking of making it more niche with more things trnding like a beauty/ lefestyle veending machine

Thank you to any one reading this I really need help asap from any one with experience . Should i Start with the small one first or save up for a the second step ? And any other relevant advice is appreciated!

edit: i completely dont understand this comment section i came to this subreddit hoping people w experience would have an advice for me and NO i dont expect everything on a "silver platter" ive done my research i was just hoping for advice as well.

edit#2 : I guess my tone sounded demanding but i really justwanted to get views/tractionn from this subreddit so that i could get started on my purchasing . But trully if any one has advice i would appreciate it .

I’m the founder of Loyalty Untapped, a startup focused on helping restaurant and hospitality brands create loyalty experiences that drive more meaningful repeat behavior—not just more discounts.

Like most founders, I expected challenges: limited time, competing priorities, proving the value of a new approach, and wearing far too many hats.

What I did not fully anticipate was how often the hardest part would be deciding what not to do.

There are always more ideas than hours: new features, content, outreach, partnerships, customer conversations, refining the offer, improving the website, and trying to stay focused on the problem you set out to solve.

For other early-stage founders:

• What has been your most difficult startup challenge so far?
• Was it finding customers, refining your positioning, funding, building the product, or staying focused?
• What is one lesson you wish you had understood earlier?

I’d genuinely appreciate hearing what has helped you push through the messy middle.

So I want to ask you:

If someone created a digital product specifically for you, what would you want it to help you achieve?

Would it help you:
Make extra income?
Learn a new skill?
Improve your mindset?
Get organised?
Make life easier?
Start a business?