PainBase scans discussions across Reddit and X to surface genuine pain points that real people are complaining about. It scores each signal by buying intent, helping founders quickly spot problems worth solving instead of guessing.
Users can filter pain points by niche, browse a live feed of fresh complaints, and generate a conversion-focused landing page to start validating a SaaS idea within minutes. Additional tools include a competitor finder and a random business idea generator, making it easier for early-stage founders to move from an unproven idea to a validated, launch-ready concept.
I built PainBase because I was tired of the classic indie hacker trap. I spent months building in secret, then launched to silence. I wanted to know people needed a real solution before writing any code.
PainBase scans real public complaints on Reddit, Hacker News, Dev.to, and other communities in real time. It scores how painful and underserved each problem is. It also helps you build a landing page to test the idea fast. Would love your feedback on the demand-scoring approach, and happy to answer any questions about how it works under the hood!
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