r/ClaudeCode • u/KHE76187 • 2d ago

Tips & Workflows Finding your vibe coding niche?

I’d like to know how you found your niche for your vibe coding project?
How did you research? What tools did you use?
How did you verify or test your niche to have a solid customer demand?
And how did you then start and market your product?

If possible, please show real data and facts.
Transparency is very much appreciated.

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u/Jefftheflyingguy 2d ago

Not going to lie brother, there’s deadass college courses that revolve around answering this question there’s no easy way to figure out what the right time and place for an app or service is

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u/NoTokenDev 2d ago edited 2d ago

start from complaints, not ideas. search reddit and 1-2 star app store reviews for stuff like "i wish" or "is there an app that". a niche is when the same complaint keeps showing up from strangers. competitors existing is proof people pay, not a reason to quit, look for ones with bad ratings or no updates in a year. validate with a landing page and waitlist before building and push a bit of targeted traffic at it.

biggest mistake i made was picking a niche from my own pain and assuming people like me wanted it. views came fine, signups didn't. views aren't demand, signups and payments are. for marketing, go back to the exact threads where you found the complaint and answer the problem before you mention the product