New ideas dropped every Monday

You can buildStop guessing what.

Sourced hands vibe coders real problems people already complain about — with proof someone will pay for the fix, matching free APIs to build it with, and a brief ready for whichever tool you build with.

Every brief exports ready for —
$claude code brief.md
Micro-SaaS

Client-ready P&L exports for solo bookkeepers

3 APIs matched
41 signals found
Chrome Ext

Auto-flag duplicate line items in shared Figma comment threads

1 API matched
19 signals
API Tool

Merge duplicate contacts across 3 CRMs in one call

4 APIs matched
27 signals
AI Wrapper

Turn a landlord's rent-roll spreadsheet into late-fee reminders, automatically

2 APIs matched
33 signals
Marketplace

Booking waitlist tool for niche tattoo studios

2 APIs matched
15 signals
Micro-SaaS

One-click GST invoice reconciliation for freelancers

3 APIs matched
52 signals
The problem

Idea generators give you fiction.

"Build a todo app for dog walkers" isn't a business — it's a hallucination with a UI. Every card in Sourced starts as a real complaint pulled from a forum, a review, or a job post, from someone already paying for a worse fix or no fix at all.

How it works

Three checks, not one prompt

Every idea earns its place before it reaches your feed.

01 / HARVEST

Pulled from real complaints

Reddit threads, 1-star G2 reviews of paid tools, and recurring Upwork gigs — places people already describe what they'd pay to fix.

02 / VALIDATE

Scored before it ships

Ranked on repetition, an existing (mediocre) paid competitor, and whether a solo builder can actually ship it in weeks, not months.

03 / PACKAGE

Handed to you build-ready

Buyer profile, proof-of-demand quote, MVP scope, matched APIs, and a step brief — formatted for the tool you picked above.

Under the hood

Every idea comes wired to real APIs

Stage 3 of the pipeline matches each build brief against a structured copy of the public-apis directory — 470k+ stars, MIT-licensed, maintained by the open-source community — so you're never staring at a brief wondering what actually powers it.

Open Exchange Rates · Finance
REST Countries · Open Data
Numverify · Phone
PDFShift · Documents
IPify · Geolocation

Full match list, auth type, and free-tier limits ship with every Builder+ brief. Browse the source directory ↗

This week's free card

One, in full. The rest are in your feed.

Micro-SaaS95% demand signal

Bookkeepers still hand-format P&Ls in Excel for every client, every month.

41 separate complaints across r/Bookkeeping and r/Accounting in the last 90 days, plus a cluster of one- and two-star G2 reviews on two mid-tier bookkeeping tools naming this exact gap. Several already pay a VA specifically to reformat exports by hand.

Buyer
Solo bookkeepers
Build time
~1 weekend
Model
₹800/mo per seat
Stack
Next.js + Supabase
APIs matched
Open Exchange Rates, PDFShift
Opens in
Claude Code
Pricing

Less than a coffee run, per idea

Cancel anytime. Every paid plan comes with a 7-day refund, no questions.

Free
Try before you commit
₹0
  • 1 full idea card / month
  • Headlines of every other card
  • API match: name only, no docs
  • No card required
Studio
For your specific niche
₹999/mo
  • Everything in Builder
  • One custom idea request / month
  • $0 launch stack — free-tier hosting, auth & email picks per idea
  • 48-hour early access to new cards
Founding rateThe first 100 subscribers keep ₹299/mo on Builder for life. No expiry games, just first 100.
FAQ

Before you ask

Where do the matched APIs come from?

From a structured, regularly-synced copy of the public-apis directory — a 470k-star, MIT-licensed community list. We match categories to your idea's build brief; full docs links and rate limits ship on Builder and above.

Which coding tool does this work with?

Any AI-assisted builder — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, v0, Bolt, and more. Pick yours in the hero above and every build brief formats for it automatically.

Is this just ChatGPT with extra steps?

No — every card starts from a real, sourced complaint, not a generated headline. You can see the source signal behind each idea, not just the pitch.

What if I build one and it doesn't work?

Some won't — that's true of every idea anywhere. Sourced removes the guessing on whether anyone wants it in the first place; the execution risk is still yours, same as any build.

Your next build is already out there complaining on Reddit.

Go find it — or let Sourced bring it to you every Monday.

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