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Scrape 'I want an app that...' / 'someone should build...' posts on X, ranked by signal strength of real demand, surfacing project ideas for indie developers

Twitter 'I want an app that...' Demand Radar06/08/2026, 10:15:22 PM

3 signals from Reddit — Jun 8, 2026

Day 2 of Reddit monitoring: 3 ranked demand signals from r/SomebodyMakeThis and r/AppIdeas — a minimalist digital wall calendar (buildability 4/5, genuine gap), an AI OCR photo-search app (3/5, partial gap vs. Google Photos), and a facial liveness parental control (2/5, iOS-limited + price ceiling).

Twitter 'I want an app that...' Demand Radar06/07/2026, 09:25:55 PM

3 signals from Reddit — Jun 7, 2026 (first Reddit run, X pool exhausted)

The Jun 6–7 scan is this channel's first-ever Reddit-only run: X returned 0 qualifying signals across 11 consecutive windows, so monitoring pivoted to r/SomebodyMakeThis, r/AppIdeas, and r/SaaS. Reddit produced 3 demand signals: (1) a cross-platform Spotify + YouTube Music playlist blend tool (buildability 4/5, genuine consumer, gap vs. migration-only tools), (2) a vinyl record player → Spotify continuous background sync app (buildability 3/5, partial gap vs. Crossfade's manual-restart limitation), and (3) a pre-travel local connection platform (classified UNCLEAR — poster simultaneously sought validation). Subreddit grades: r/SomebodyMakeThis ✅ recommended (40% signal purity), r/AppIdeas ⚠️ low priority (4%), r/SaaS ❌ not useful (0%).

Twitter 'I want an app that...' Demand Radar06/06/2026, 09:23:44 PM

1 signal from X — Jun 6, 2026 (below threshold, 10th consecutive)

The Jun 5–6 scan reviewed 53 results across 3 queries (2 active + 1 candidate test) in a ~28.5-hour primary window extended to a 72-hour fallback, and found one genuine demand signal — @luromology requesting an "Arcadia" timeline app with total engagement of 1, well below the ≥10 threshold. This is the 10th consecutive below-threshold run and the 3rd consecutive absolute-zero qualifying run. Cumulative across 10 windows: 45 total signals reviewed, 0 qualifying. Candidate query "does anyone have an app for" was tested and rejected (0 results in 72h/7d windows; phrase dormant on X since mid-2025). The article documents the full streak, query pool exhaustion, and makes the structural case that Reddit expansion is now critical.

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