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Ownfeed
A social feed of people who need your product
AI-powered relevance filteringNo keyword setup — paste your URLSources: Reddit, X, Bluesky, Hacker News$1 first day, then $39/month
Opportunity score
62/100
Ownfeed addresses a real, frequent pain for a narrow but reachable audience, though competition, churn risk, and limited willingness to pay cap the overall opportunity.
Founder verdict
MAYBE
Ownfeed solves a painful, frequent problem for indie makers, but its small niche, low switching costs, and easy replication make it a promising feature rather than an obviously large standalone business.
What is Ownfeed?
Ownfeed is a SaaS tool for indie makers that turns social posts from Reddit, X, Bluesky, and Hacker News into a daily feed of people who are looking for or complaining about problems that a specific product can solve. Instead of manually searching communities, a founder pastes their product URL, Ownfeed reads the page, generates roughly 30 search terms, and compiles a filtered timeline of relevant posts. The positioning is highly specific: it is not an enterprise social listening suite, it is a daily customer discovery habit for solo founders. The website uses a concrete example feed for Tidybill and emphasizes a five-minute-per-day workflow, with a $1 one-day trial that converts to a $39/month subscription.
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