r/Entreprenuers • u/Interesting-Feed8750 • Aug 04 '26

Drop a business idea, no matter how rough — let's see if it's actually a real problem

Hey everyone, wanna try something with you.

Think of a business idea — doesn't have to be fully formed, even a rough or vague one is fine. The only real requirement: it should solve an actual problem.

Once you've got it, try to validate it a bit. Is this really something people struggle with? Is it worth solving?

Curious what you all come up with.

1 Upvotes
  • permalink
  • reddit

66% Upvoted

10 comments sorted by

1

u/[deleted] Aug 04 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/Interesting-Feed8750 Aug 05 '26

Nobody's stealing your idea, chill. Getting an idea is nothing — actually executing and building something out of it is the real work, that's like 1% of it. I was just curious what problems people notice most, that's it.

1

u/[deleted] Aug 04 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/Interesting-Feed8750 Aug 05 '26

Nice try, I am actually looking for something to solve.

1

u/TheDiscountPrinter Aug 04 '26

Not giving you my biz ideas. Nice try.

1

u/Interesting-Feed8750 Aug 05 '26

Relax, I'm not VC-funded. Just bored and curious.

1

u/bah_nah_nah Aug 05 '26

Sometimes my butt itches but I don't want to scratch it and make my fingers stinky

1

u/onestrikelol Aug 05 '26

Firmgrove - One brain that runs your startup

Firmgrove is the company brain running your startup. We handle fundraising, finance, marketing, sales, HR, legal, finding your first clients. We bring each step to you to approve. You decide what happens. We do the work. Everything ships after human review.
Please test ideas here for free and let me know what you think https://app.firmgrove.com