Kevan

You can now talk to the AI co-founder right on the FounderPulse homepage. 5 messages, no signup. Ask it what you should do today for your project and tell me if the answer is useful or generic. founder-pulse.com/en/?from=bsky

Changed how FounderPulse searches this weekend. It now looks for the words people actually write when they have the problem ("I can't find...", "how do you..."), not descriptions of your product. Nobody describes your product. They describe their pain.

Watched my own free test like a stranger would. Past 30 seconds of waiting with nothing new on screen, I'd have closed the tab. Now it tells you it's still working after 30s. Tiny fix, but that's where people leave.

FounderPulse can now watch for new prospects every hour. I capped the alerts at one per day, and never at night. A tool that pings you 10 times a day stops being read by day 3.

Small rule I shipped this weekend: if a free test on FounderPulse finds nobody, it no longer counts as your test. It felt wrong to charge someone's only try for my tool's miss.

Solo founder building FounderPulse: an AI co-founder that gives you one action a day, and finds people asking for what you sell. I'll post the real behind-the-scenes here, wins and misses. Free test, no signup: founder-pulse.com/en/?from=bsky

I counted the replies to my first messages to founders this month. Indie Hackers: 7 out of 20. dev.to article authors: 0 out of 12. What gets a reply: people who shared their own numbers and asked a question themselves.

Built a feature today because of a bad result: 4 real test searches in a row on FounderPulse found 0 people. Now it looks where each niche actually writes (forums, Facebook, Insta...) and in every language of your site. The goal: never come back empty.