The technical barrier to launching small digital products has almost disappeared. You can take a narrow task that people are already searching for on Google and quickly turn it into a working service.
The workflow is simple:
We're not looking for a "brilliant idea," but for real demand—something that people are already paying for or actively searching for.
We test interest through analytics, not by instinct.
We focus on the narrowest possible niche—this is an advantage, not a limitation.
We provide free benefits and a clear paid extension.
We build an MVP using AI agents: write the specification → get the code → roll out the first version without hiring a developer.
The bottleneck is no longer in the code, but in the ability to identify the pain point, quickly test demand, and release a minimum viable product.
Has anyone tried launching their own AI-powered micro-products? Share what worked/didn't work.
The workflow is simple:
We're not looking for a "brilliant idea," but for real demand—something that people are already paying for or actively searching for.
We test interest through analytics, not by instinct.
We focus on the narrowest possible niche—this is an advantage, not a limitation.
We provide free benefits and a clear paid extension.
We build an MVP using AI agents: write the specification → get the code → roll out the first version without hiring a developer.
The bottleneck is no longer in the code, but in the ability to identify the pain point, quickly test demand, and release a minimum viable product.
Has anyone tried launching their own AI-powered micro-products? Share what worked/didn't work.
