IndieScanner – Find product ideas by analyzing Reddit with LLMs
IndieScanner – Find product ideas by analyzing Reddit with LLMs
Hey HN, I’m an aspiring entrepreneur who has struggled to find product ideas grounded in real user needs. Interviewing users is often infeasible, so I’ve spent countless hours browsing Reddit to uncover pain points from target user groups. While this works, it’s time-consuming and inefficient. To solve this, I built IndieScanner, a tool that uses LLMs to analyze Reddit discussions and streamline this process. Here’s how it works: 1. Enter a question (e.g., “What challenges do influencers face when creating content?”) 2. Define a target audience (e.g., TikTok influencers). 3. Add optional context (e.g., “Prioritize pain points solvable with AI”). 4. Select subreddits to explore (e.g., “/r/contentcreators,” “/r/videoediting”). The tool scans thousands of discussions and generates a report in 2-3 minutes, including references to relevant threads. I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback. You can try it out for free at indiescanner.com.
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