◦ Daily buyer-intent intelligence

The market is already telling you what to build.

Every day, thousands of people are fed up, hacking around gaps, or literally saying take my money. BuyerTell sweeps six sources for that signal, scores it by how much it smells like revenue, and hands you three buyer-validated ideas — before your coffee's cold.

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6 sources/ ~40 intent phrases/ synthesized by Claude Opus 4.8/ 0 databases

SCOPE · INTENT

SWEEPING

LOCK 0/0

8/10

↳ Signal locked · idea #1

CloseLoop

A billing-status link field-service crews text customers — killing the "where's my invoice?" phone tag surfaced across 1★ reviews & r/msp.

01 · What it catches

Not every complaint is worth money. The radar knows the difference.

Each signal is tagged by how much intent it implies and ranked accordingly. "Would pay for" outweighs a generic gripe by 80%. This weighting is the single biggest lever on idea quality.

💸 Willing to pay

"would pay for" · "take my money" · "instant buy"

×1.8

🔁 Switching

"alternative to" · "canceling my subscription" · "too expensive"

×1.5

🔎 Solution-seeking

"is there a tool that" · "what do you use for"

×1.35

🔧 Workaround

"built my own" · "zapier can't" · "cobbled together"

×1.2

😤 Pain

"still doing this manually" · "so tedious" · "someone needs to build"

×1.0

02 · Where it listens

Six listening posts — including the one nobody else mines.

From founder forums to profession-specific communities to the purest pain signal on earth: a 1★ review of a tool someone already pays for.

OAuth

Reddit · 30+ pro subs

Dentists, realtors, accountants, MSPs, agencies, Etsy sellers — where boring-but-profitable pain lives.

Free

Hacker News

Ask/Show HN & comments via Algolia — exact-phrase verified so fuzzy search noise never gets through.

Free

Stack Exchange

softwarerecs is literally people asking "what tool does X?" Unanswered questions score higher.

Free

App Store reviews

1–2★ reviews of popular SaaS apps — someone unhappy with a tool they already pay for. Pure switching intent.

Free

GitHub Issues

Feature requests and "is there a tool for…" filed by developers, ranked by reactions.

Free

Lobsters

The dev community's newest stories, filtered down to the ones that match a real intent phrase.

03 · The engine

Mine. Synthesize. Deliver. Every morning, on autopilot.

A real three-stage pipeline — the order matters, because each stage only trusts what the last one verified.

01 — MINE

Score the noise

A rotating slice of every source, exact-phrase verified, then ranked by engagement × intent × source weight — deduped, with a per-source cap so no single subreddit dominates.

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02 — SYNTHESIZE

Find the pattern

Claude Opus 4.8 reads the top signals and returns structured ideas — each grounded in the actual evidence and checked against every idea it has ever proposed, so it never repeats itself.

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03 — DELIVER

Land in your morning

Three ranked ideas to Telegram, Slack, or email at 9am. Reply /more 1 and the bot returns a full deep dive: ICP, pricing, GTM wedge, and a validate-this-week experiment.

04 · The output

Not a prompt. A brief you could act on today.

Every idea arrives grounded in the signals that produced it — evidence first, hype never.

Idea #1 · from App Store + r/msp score 8/10

CloseLoop

A billing-status portal that turns "where's my invoice?" into a link field-service crews text their customers.

Pain: Recurring across 1★ App Store reviews of Jobber & Housecall Pro and r/msp threads — crews still doing this manually, clients chasing invoices by phone.
Who pays: Owner-operators of 3–20 person HVAC, plumbing & electrical shops already paying for field-service software that stops at the invoice.
Why now: Field-service SaaS is mature but siloed; a billing-status layer is a clean bolt-on, not a rip-and-replace.
MVP: A hosted status page + SMS link, syncing one invoice status field. Shippable in ~3 weeks.

Idea #2 · from softwarerecs

Reconcilr

Auto-matches Stripe payouts to accounting entries for agencies drowning in manual reconciliation.

score 7/10 · 🔎 solution-seeking

Idea #3 · from Reddit + HN

OffboardOS

One-click revoke of every SaaS seat when an employee leaves — the "canceling my subscription" tax, solved.

score 7/10 · 🔁 switching

05 · Make it yours

It's not a feed. It's an operator you can talk to.

/more <n>

Interactive deep dives

Ask the Telegram bot about any idea and get a fresh brief: positioning, ideal first customer, pricing hypothesis, and a cheap experiment to run this week.

/niche

Focus a vertical

Nine niches — dev, finance, realestate, ecommerce and more. Narrow the mining to your wheelhouse in one command.

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Channels, plural

Telegram always on; add Slack and email by dropping in two env vars. Channels are isolated — one failing never stops the rest.

▤ archive

A browsable backlog

Every run is saved and served on a zero-dependency web dashboard — ideas ranked by score, filterable by day. Never lose one to scrollback.

↺ memory

Never repeats itself

Past ideas feed back into Claude; posts surfaced in the last 30 days are filtered out. It gets sharper, not staler.

$ free

Runs on GitHub Actions

No server, no database. A cron workflow fires at 9am UTC and persists memory between runs. ~$1–2/mo in API calls.

06 · Pricing

Priced for the morning it saves you.

Fully hosted — no keys to wire, no server to babysit, cancel anytime. Or run the open-source engine yourself, free.

Free

a taste of the signal

1 idea a week, by email
1 niche · 2 sources
Public idea-of-the-day

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Questions founders ask before joining.

What is BuyerTell?+

BuyerTell is a daily buyer-intent radar for founders. It mines six public sources — Reddit, Hacker News, Stack Exchange, GitHub, Lobsters and App Store reviews — for signals that people are ready to pay, scores them by willingness to pay, and uses Claude to synthesize three evidence-grounded SaaS ideas delivered every morning.

How is BuyerTell different from GummySearch?+

GummySearch mined only Reddit and shut down in November 2025. BuyerTell reads six sources — including 1★ App Store reviews, which are pure switching intent — weights every signal by buyer intent, and hands you finished idea briefs instead of raw posts. It is also open-source and self-hostable.

What sources does BuyerTell mine?+

Reddit (30+ professional subreddits via OAuth), Hacker News, Stack Exchange (softwarerecs and webapps), App Store reviews (1–2★), GitHub Issues, and Lobsters.

How are ideas scored and ranked?+

Every signal is weighted by the intent it implies — from "would pay for" and "take my money" (×1.8) down to generic pain (×1.0) — then multiplied by engagement and source weight, deduped with a per-source cap so no single community dominates.

Where are the ideas delivered?+

Three ranked ideas arrive each morning by Telegram, Slack, or email. An interactive bot answers /more for a full deep dive, and every idea is archived on a browsable dashboard.

How much does BuyerTell cost?+

There is a free tier (1 idea a week). Solo is $29/mo for 3 ideas every morning across all 6 sources, Pro is $59/mo, and Studio is $149/mo for teams. You can also self-host the open-source engine for free — around $1–2/mo in API usage.

Is BuyerTell open source?+

Yes. The mining and synthesis engine is open source — bring your own keys and self-host it, or use the fully hosted SaaS.

Your next product is in today's noise

Stop guessing. Start listening.

Point it at your keys, pick a niche, and wake up tomorrow to three ideas the market already asked for.

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