Ask HN: Where do I go?Live research

Not yet categorised emerging high confidence unknown complexity unknown competition researched 7 Sep 2026
Live research · Needs changes. Evidence below is real, collected automatically by the research chore and linked back to its original source. Publishing does not wait for human review — see the review status above; a human may not have looked at this cluster yet. Only 6 of 12 score components below are computed from that evidence — the rest (marked "not yet computed" in their notes) need research services that aren't built yet, and are left neutral rather than invented. Narrative fields below (affected users, why it may matter, suggested test) aren't auto-generated for the same reason and say so explicitly.
Platform score
62.0
Your score (locally reweighted)
62.0
Calculated
7 Sep 2026

“I often wish there was a group of people hanging out in a chatroom somewhere, all of whom would be obsessed with making awesome sofware of some sort or another, and everyone would be amazing djs or at least be into some sort of awesome electronica.” One of 25 pieces of evidence collected from Forum / discussion. Automated grouping by shared topic — not yet a human-reviewed conclusion.

Why it matters Not yet synthesised

Recommended first step Not yet synthesised

Scoring breakdown

Pain intensity 73.8 low
Frequency 100.0 low
Independent sources 100.0 medium
Evidence recency 39.6 medium
Trend / growth signal 50.0 low
Willingness-to-pay evidence 50.0 low
Weakness of existing alternatives 50.0 low
Competition density 50.0 low
Feasibility for a small team 50.0 low
Time to a meaningful test 50.0 low
Evidence quality 71.8 medium
Evidence diversity 11.1 low

Platform score 62.0, calculated 7 Sep 2026. Adjust weights, and see supporting/missing evidence per component, in Explainable score below.

Evidence (25 signals, 1 source types)

forum

Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published2 Sep 2026
Collected6 Sep 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49535138
ParaphraseI often wish there was a group of people hanging out in a chatroom somewhere, all of whom would be obsessed with making awesome sofware of some sort or another, and everyone would be amazing djs or at least be into some sort of awesome electronica. And C++ and pointers wouldnt make anyone cringe ...more like ..thatas whats up ...Where are the people who are banging some bad ass dj mix and its 6am and they have had it banging for the last 3 hours and nobody can say shit cuz they got a house and the neighbors are far enough away ... Where are the people that arent surprised when you are on…
I often wish there was a group of people hanging out in a chatroom somewhere, all of whom would be obsessed with making awesome sofware of some sort or another, and everyone would be amazing djs or at least be into some sort of awesome electronica.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published5 Feb 2026
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://iwishtherewas.xyz/
ParaphraseI kept having "I wish there was..." moments --ideas for tools or apps I wanted but couldn't find. I figured other people probably did too, and somewhere out there a developer was looking for exactly that kind of signal. So I built a site to connect the two. iwishtherewas.xyz is a community board where you post wishes for products or apps you want to exist. Each wish includes what you'd be willing to pay (or if you want it free). Other people upvote, leave comments, and can flag existing solutions that already solve the problem. Builders can browse wishes sorted by votes or discussion to find…
I kept having "I wish there was..." moments --ideas for tools or apps I wanted but couldn't find.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published7 Sep 2026
Collected7 Sep 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49589914
ParaphraseI'm on mobile but the first skill I made was a skill improvement skill. This is basically stating that if the AI struggles in another skill but finds a way that the skill it used needs reworking and it needs to do so. There is a rule to always use this skill and then track notes in a version file. Then back it up in a share folder or external drive. Skills have made my tools immensely better, cheaper to use and faster. I've also added to it that it should write scripts it can just use in the future to do tasks like query information it needs to answer questions. I wish there was a better way…
I wish there was a better way to share these over a team but I haven't taken that time yet.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published28 Aug 2026
Collected6 Sep 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49479837
ParaphraseIt really is not so much about keyboard vs. mouse - power users vs. average Joes. That all is just a discombobulation that distracts from the main issue and the issue is the accessibility of plain text. Majority of computer professionals (programmers included) come to appreciate a single fundamental truth about their field way too late into their careers. That the most basic foundational unit, the substrate they need to conquer is text. Everything stems from it. We have to deal with text our entire lives. It doesn't matter where that text appears - in web browsers, in Jira, in Slack, in…
Sometimes, I wish there was an agreed standard for every UI - to have only the core, commonly used keys pre-set, while making everything else configurable.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published9 Aug 2026
Collected21 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49220126
ParaphraseI wish there was a way that your comment could be pinned. The context is so important here and radically re-frames the impact of GDM's results. Folks need to understand that with modern forecasting tools, we anticipate tropical cyclones to develop 5-10 days before they ever threaten landfall. The "2-day" vs "3-day" improvement in forecast skill is better interpreted as a modest reduction in forecast uncertainty - the "cone" on the hurricane track map gets a little narrower. It's not like there's a "literal extra day" of preparation time for folks who may be impacted by the storm. They get…
I wish there was a way that your comment could be pinned.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published8 Mar 2026
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47293938
ParaphraseI think it's less armchair speculating about the observable outcome, that people are losing their jobs, but the why. AI coding tools aren't making 10x developers, they aren't even making 1.5x developers. They also aren't making "PMs who code" or "designers who code." It would be really cool if this was the case, I would be singing the praises of these tools finally realizing Stallman's dream of end users who can take control of all the software in their lives for their own benefit. And the huge gains we would see in open source where "man I wish there was a tool that could…" becomes "I'm…
And the huge gains we would see in open source where "man I wish there was a tool that could…" becomes "I'm gonna make a tool that…" So personally I think it's just a continuation of the belt tightening that was and still is occurring across the economy.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published11 Oct 2024
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://painpoint.pro
ParaphraseHey HN! Jason here. I'm still in high/secondary school, but I love tech/ai and building helpful (well, trying to) projects. I recently released PainPoint.Pro, a new way to find consumer pain points and product ideas - I got a pretty decent response with about 3K visits to my site, I did not stop there though, I kept iterating and adding new features much requested by some awesome people here giving me feedback. Here's what it does and why I built it: So, I noticed all these indie hackers scraping Reddit and X for product ideas. But I thought, why not look somewhere else? Somewhere with tons…
You get a neat report with: Common complaints grouped together Ideas for products to solve these issues Highlighting of comments where people are saying "I wish there was a" or "I would pay for" etc etc Most negative comments A search function for all the comments We give 1 free credit, try it out and lmk your thoughts!
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published8 Apr 2025
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43617493
ParaphraseI understand the arguments for putting more things in scripts instead of GHA YAML. However, I also like that breaking things up into multiple YAML steps means I get better reporting via GitHub. Of course I could have multiple scripts that I run to get the same effect. But I wish there was a standard protocol for tools to report progress information to a CI environment. Something like the Test Anything Protocol[0], but targeted at CI/CD. GitHub Actions workflow commands[1] are similar to what I'm thinking of, but not standardized. [0] https://testanything.org/ [1] …
But I wish there was a standard protocol for tools to report progress information to a CI environment.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published26 Dec 2021
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29691814
ParaphraseI will go first. We are talking "speed of thought" here. I tried finding the underdogs. Listary - A tool that scolds you for being lazy by fingers. Search+launcher FluentSearch - Highly configurable OSS version of Listary. Patched at daily rate by author Win-Vind- Oh, you got a i3wm or Sway? This can do more in Win10 WezTerm - Terminal that throttles to Rust speed. Newsit- Ever wondered what Hacker news and Reddit thought about a page you are on? Then have a pop up at a corner. Powershell Gallery - saved my day with many scripts. Bash way of doing things is now breeze. PANTHERBAR- One click…
I wish there was a chrome/Firefox extension for - an overlay in corner showing github/author sites of apps whenever mentioned on HN News.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published11 Mar 2012
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3690627
ParaphraseI've got a few ideas and I'm not sure if they'll ever see the light of day. I'm happy to share them with HN in the hopes that you work on them or they help give you other ideas. Some may already exist, and if so, I apologize! Idea #1) A scholarship service/site that doesn't suck You'd think finding scholarships wouldn't be that hard, but you're in for a surprise. My wife is fixing to start graduate studies and I've been pouring over scholarship/fellowship sites for her. I've spent countless hours just looking for ones for her to apply to, and I've visited 20+ scholarship search engines.…
I wish there was a site that would be designed for hopeful expats that would connect them with jobs from employers in other countries that hire foreign workers.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published6 Jul 2013
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5999286
ParaphraseI wish there was a decent set of tools for using regexes as list generators. I've seen a few tools and libraries, but they make weird assumptions and never quite do what I want. Here's what I'd like: - Infinite repetition operators are automatically rewritten as constrained repetition operators based on some global parameters e.g. * = {0,2}, + = {1,2}, {n,} = {n,n+3} or some such - Character classes can be rewritten as well so . can be kept as "just printable ASCII codes" instead of veering off into all sorts of unicode bits - Exhaustive list generation, generate every possible match using…
I wish there was a decent set of tools for using regexes as list generators.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published6 Sep 2026
Collected6 Sep 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49576258
ParaphraseI wish there was a culture in the team I'm in now to share each others dotfiles (which I feel would lead into sharing so much more including tools, processors, etc), especially since I fall into that group of the new, younger rookie. I appear to work with people who have a lot of experience and knowledge and the atmosphere is seemingly otherwise not competitive (non profit organisation). Is this common? Is it going to be hard to find a team like that?
I wish there was a culture in the team I'm in now to share each others dotfiles (which I feel would lead into sharing so much more including tools, processors, etc), especially since I fall into that group of the new, younger rookie.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published27 Feb 2013
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencehigh
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5289767
ParaphraseSort of off topic, but I wish there was a better tool for pinboard user discovery. I love the self-selection bias of pinboard in that it's highly tech and the popular links are right up my HN/nerdy alley, but I'm starting to really enjoy the "network" view with the 6 or so people I follow. Trying to parse the list of user profiles for interesting folks at random is way too time consuming. Anyway, I''m following you now, so there's the super tangential tieback. And nice work!
Sort of off topic, but I wish there was a better tool for pinboard user discovery.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published16 Mar 2015
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9213125
ParaphraseI definitely agree on that being the best answer - it's a pretty silly game to start playing to try and pull one over on an employer. :) That said, I do wish there was a tool I could use to verify the cert authorities installed on a device I own or buy. On the far end of the spectrum, I've purchased a sketchy Android tablet once from AliBaba - that was rife with oddness. Also - wouldn't a proxy terminating & then re-signing show up as a different signing authority or cert, assuming they didn't have their own authority installed on my machine?
:) That said, I do wish there was a tool I could use to verify the cert authorities installed on a device I own or buy.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published10 Mar 2025
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43316293
ParaphraseA few years ago, when I was launching my startup, getting our first users felt impossible without burning through cash. Paid ads were expensive, and returns were disappointing. Every dollar spent felt like a gamble, and nothing seemed to stick. I wanted low or no cost validation. Desperate for traction, I started reaching out to other early-stage founders in a complementary domain, offering to partner with them. We’d promote each other’s products on our websites, blogs, and newsletters when relevant. No money exchanged, just mutual support. At first, it was slow. But then, one of their blogs…
I really wish there was a tool out their that could automate the process and connect me with a bigger network of businesses.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published24 Oct 2017
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15543336
ParaphraseHi everyone, As you probably already know, most cities are saturated with dental offices yet so many people who need dental care do not seek professional help right away. As a dentist, I realize a dental clinic is not everyone’s favorite place to be. Many people fear the anticipation of pain or even dentists in general, and certain treatments can be quite expensive without dental benefits. Having these facts in mind, I created a free self-checking tool called DentalChek (www.dentalchek.com) for anyone with dental problems. This tool can give an idea of what could be causing the symptoms. By…
I wish there was a way to make it more affordable for everyone but I do not have an answer for this one.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published21 Aug 2021
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28259632
ParaphraseSometimes you want to create something to share with the world, be that a page, an app, whatever. Perhaps it's not commercial, but is publicly available. What's your starter kit for satisfying legal/compliance obligations that are now incumbent on basically anything available to the public? There are naturally several levels that different projects may need. Consider: - a static site, on your own server, which has access logs including IP addresses - a static site to which you've added google analytics or similar js+cookie-based analytics - an app where users can create accounts and…
I just wish there was a streamlined path for a small project to be in compliance with these laws.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published18 Aug 2016
Collected18 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12311745
ParaphraseFrontend design is totally overwhelming for a backend guy. Yes, Bootstrap is a good start, but as soon as JavaScript enters the room, everything gets totally complicated. There are simply too many tools and abbreviations and I always get stuck quickly. I wish there was a book with a step-by-step project to follow that shows and uses a consistent set of tools (and does not compare tools which do a similar job). I want it to be as practical as possible. I like VueJS and have a feeling that Webpack might help with many problems, but am actually open to everything that shows good practices and…
I wish there was a book with a step-by-step project to follow that shows and uses a consistent set of tools (and does not compare tools which do a similar job).
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published11 Jan 2026
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46576407
ParaphraseHi HN, I built a small tool called I Wish There Was to help founders spot real product pain without spending hours reading forums. Instead of browsing threads manually, the app scans recent public forum discussions indexed by search engines, filters for explicit everyday frustration (time wasted, confusion, friction, costs), and clusters similar signals into clear problem statements. For each cluster it outputs: a concise problem title a short summary who is affected why it hurts verbatim quotes from real users a simple recurrence level (low / medium / high) The goal is signal, not…
Hi HN, I built a small tool called I Wish There Was to help founders spot real product pain without spending hours reading forums.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published31 Oct 2025
Collected2 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45771019
ParaphraseSomething too complex; I fear I won't ever have enough time to try it and figure out how to apply it for it to be of any use for me. I wish there was a simpler and quicker introduction into the tool's capabilities than an hour long video and a text article saying it's a swiss army knife that does a lot of things. I need 1 or a few glimpses into it, there's no need to cover every capability thoroughly, show just enough to have some general understanding of how it works and how to use it and how to solve some common problems with it.
I wish there was a simpler and quicker introduction into the tool's capabilities than an hour long video and a text article saying it's a swiss army knife that does a lot of things.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published22 Oct 2024
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41884283
ParaphraseConsistency was for sure the biggest issue when I tried this approach last time. Also most of the images were a bit off, like having misaligned limb or some visual glitch. Sometimes fixing those details can be harder than drawing some crappy image from scratch. I really wish there was a tool where I can select the theme, which objects I need and it would spit out some half decently looking art. I even don't care if it was some simplified, cookie-cutter art as long as it was low-effort and consistent. It could be a real time saver for prototyping.
I really wish there was a tool where I can select the theme, which objects I need and it would spit out some half decently looking art.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published5 Aug 2025
Collected2 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44794508
ParaphraseYes motion is amazing and has been around for a quarter of a century ! very lightweight and reliable. As far as I know you can do object detection and tracking by gluing it with a yolo model using a few lines of python like this [0]. I saw a bunch of people doing this. I really wish there was a more unixy tool available in package managers doing this. - [0] https://github.com/xj25vm/MotionSpot/blob/main/motionspot.py
I really wish there was a more unixy tool available in package managers doing this.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published3 Dec 2023
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38507381
ParaphraseJenkins is the worst CI system except for all the others. Everything feels like a pile of hacks upon hacks, maintaining it is tedious and unrewarding, new functionality is always bolted on and undiscoverable. But every alternative implements the first 20% of features that provide 80% of the functionality and then never gets around to implementing the other 80% (and interestingly every attempt to "modernize" Jenkins, such as "Blue Ocean" or "Declarative Pipelines" as mentioned in the article, suffers from exactly the same problem). I wish there was a nicer tool that worked. But there isn't.
I wish there was a nicer tool that worked.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published1 Dec 2024
Collected1 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42227570
ParaphraseReally really thanks for the comment, I am happy to interact with someone about this project :] !! Regarding your original question, I have tried both Mutt & AERC in the past and have had an overall pleasant experience with them since my basic needs such as sending and receiving mails were being met but this was after I got more familiarised with using Linux. Way before this when I was a newbie who was just out of high-school and was just really scared of "using the terminal", even learning Mutt seemed like a very high learning curve to me because, being honest-to-God when I say this, I am…
Looking back, I just really wish there was a suite of terminal-tools for GUIs that are used by common people (like Gmail.com) to help me lose this fear as quickly as possible because it really is somewhat irrational to turn the terminal into some kind of boogeyman.
Hacker News (Algolia Search API) small team tooling frustration
Published19 Dec 2007
Collected3 Aug 2026
Provenancefirst_party
Confidencemedium
Original referencehttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=91221
ParaphraseI want to make a desktop app with a GUI. I don't have loads of free time and I don't want to have to beg too much help off of "real" developers on forums or whatever. I want to do my on work and live with the consequences of my descisions and not send every little thing to a committee. My app needs mostly to put bitmap images on the form and rotate them around and/or stretch them to fit rectangular coordinates. My app will have a DSL that's mostly just a wrapper for the object model. I can code C# applications, deploy them, etc. no problem. With C# I can just code without thinking. I…
I wish there was a journeyman developer that could just take an hour or so to give me a tour of his alternative platform and show me what to focus on and what to ignore.

Existing alternatives

Not yet mapped — the competitor-research service (web_app/research_services.py) isn't built yet, so no alternatives are listed rather than guessed at.

Explainable score

Pain intensity 73.8 pts
How severe is the problem for the people who have it: lost money, lost time, blocked work, or emotional cost.
Supporting evidence
Blends each item's real first-person/directness score with how strongly its text matched pain-language patterns (avg 1.0 pattern(s)/item).
Missing evidence
A heuristic language-strength signal, not a measured severity (lost time/money) figure.
Confidence
low
Frequency 100.0 pts
How often the affected person runs into the problem. Daily friction scores higher than an annual inconvenience.
Supporting evidence
Evidence for this cluster was independently published across 25 distinct day(s) — a proxy for recurrence over time, not a measurement of any one person's frequency.
Missing evidence
Not based on a survey of how often an individual affected user hits this problem.
Confidence
low
Independent sources 100.0 pts
How many unrelated people or communities raised this without prompting each other.
Supporting evidence
25 distinct author handle(s) among this cluster's non-duplicate evidence.
Missing evidence
Measures distinct people, not distinct communities — every real evidence item currently comes from the same platform.
Confidence
medium
Evidence recency 39.6 pts
How recent the supporting evidence is. A live, ongoing complaint scores higher than a five-year-old thread.
Supporting evidence
Average of each evidence item's real recency score, computed from its published date.
Missing evidence
None recorded
Confidence
medium
Trend / growth signal 50.0 pts
Whether mentions of the problem appear to be growing, flat, or declining over time.
Supporting evidence
None recorded
Missing evidence
Not yet computed — requires a research service that isn't built yet (see /ops/research/ for current service status). Left neutral rather than invented.
Confidence
low
Willingness-to-pay evidence 50.0 pts
Direct evidence that people already pay for a workaround, or have said they would pay for a fix.
Supporting evidence
None recorded
Missing evidence
Not yet computed — requires a research service that isn't built yet (see /ops/research/ for current service status). Left neutral rather than invented.
Confidence
low
Weakness of existing alternatives 50.0 pts
How poorly the current options (products, manual workarounds, or doing nothing) actually serve the need.
Supporting evidence
None recorded
Missing evidence
Not yet computed — requires a research service that isn't built yet (see /ops/research/ for current service status). Left neutral rather than invented.
Confidence
low
Competition density 50.0 pts
How crowded the space already is, scored so that a crowded, well-served space pulls the total down.
Supporting evidence
None recorded
Missing evidence
Not yet computed — requires a research service that isn't built yet (see /ops/research/ for current service status). Left neutral rather than invented.
Confidence
low
Feasibility for a small team 50.0 pts
Whether a solo builder or small team could realistically ship a first version.
Supporting evidence
None recorded
Missing evidence
Not yet computed — requires a research service that isn't built yet (see /ops/research/ for current service status). Left neutral rather than invented.
Confidence
low
Time to a meaningful test 50.0 pts
How quickly a small team could get a real signal from real users, not how long a full product would take.
Supporting evidence
None recorded
Missing evidence
Not yet computed — requires a research service that isn't built yet (see /ops/research/ for current service status). Left neutral rather than invented.
Confidence
low
Evidence quality 71.8 pts
How reliable, specific, and directly-observed the evidence is, versus vague or second-hand.
Supporting evidence
Average of 25 evidence item(s)' real per-item quality score (source reliability, specificity, directness, recency).
Missing evidence
None recorded
Confidence
medium
Evidence diversity 11.1 pts
How many different kinds of sources (forums, reviews, issue trackers, surveys) corroborate the problem.
Supporting evidence
Share of distinct evidence source types represented among this cluster's evidence.
Missing evidence
All real evidence currently comes from one registered source (Hacker News); a second source is the main way this improves.
Confidence
low

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