Start With 50 Ideas Worth Testing.
You no longer need to spend weeks trying to invent the next startup idea. This playbook gives you fifty specific micro SaaS opportunities, plus a practical framework to choose one, validate demand, build the smallest useful version, price it and start finding customers.
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AI and no-code tools have made software easier to assemble than ever. What they haven't solved is judgment — the questions that decide whether what you build is worth anything.
This book was built to answer those questions — in the right order.
Every idea in the book follows the same eight-field structure, so you can compare them honestly instead of just liking the sound of one.
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Every idea is filed under one of eight categories, so you can go straight to the market you already understand.
A look at six real pages from the book — click any page to enlarge it.
Table of Contents · Idea Card sample · The Honest Economics · Your No-Code Stack · The Idea Scorecard · Your Ninety-Day Plan
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Photocopy this page for every candidate idea. Four or more ticked, begin validating. Three or fewer, move on.
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The book deliberately covers what most idea lists skip: real economics, honest pricing, operating costs, validation, churn, difficulty, competition, distribution — and the situations where an idea should be abandoned.
"A useful founder's playbook should sometimes tell you not to build."
The goal isn't to convince you that every idea will work. The goal is to help you make better decisions before investing your time.
The book also walks through finding the first customers: returning to the people you interviewed, participating in relevant communities, building in public, and getting to ten paying customers one conversation at a time.
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Pick an opportunity. Validate the problem. Build the smallest version. Get it in front of real customers.
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