I have the time and the money, but no idea

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Buy and sell SaaS, apps, and digital businesses on TrustMRR, the startup marketplace with verified revenue, MRR, growth, and acquisition metrics.

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The video provides a highly actionable, low-friction framework for a common pain point (finding a business idea) while using the product as an essential, non-intrusive part of the solution.

Summary

The creator demonstrates a workflow for identifying profitable SaaS ideas by using a database of existing apps and AI to analyze their weaknesses. He suggests using TrustMRR to find apps and Claude to generate improvements based on user feedback.

Structure

1Identify the problem of having resources but no business idea
2Introduce TrustMRR as a tool to find profitable existing apps
3Demonstrate how to research an app's performance and reviews

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I have the time and money, but no idea Go to a site like acquire.com or trustmrr.com The database of verified startup revenues SaaS over $10k/mo Easier Better Faster

Transcript

I have the time and the money, but no idea. I have around 80K in the bank, around three four hours a day, knowledge of AI. I'm considering SaaS, but every time I dive deeper, it seems like a shitty idea. Well, here's what you can do. Go to a site like acquire.com or trustmrr.com. You're going to look through the database of apps that are already working and making money. Like for example, this one in health and fitness. It's making around 60K a month. You pick that existing idea, you then going to research this product online. Check the reviews on trustpilot and also the ratings on App Store, both the good and the bad. Then simply go to Claude. Share the URL of this product you want to recreate. Share the reviews with Claude and ask Claude to highlight the pain points of missing features based on user complaints. And then simply ask, tell me how I could make this better. And this way it's pretty easy to start a new product. You just take an existing idea, you make something easier, better, or faster, or all three if you want to go for gold.