IdeaPulley
Ideas shouldn't stay in the Dark
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning
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IdeaPulley is an AI-powered platform that transforms frustrating problems into business ideas. It acts as a smart co-founder — running market research, competitor analysis, and strategic planning automatically, so founders can go from spark to scalable idea without the guesswork. It has over 50+ tools that let you ideate faster, validate smarter, and build with confidence.
Whether you're a first-time entrepreneur or a seasoned builder, IdeaPulley gives you everything you need to stress-test your concept before you write a single line of code or spend a single dollar. From identifying your target audience and sizing your market to uncovering gaps in the competition — IdeaPulley does the heavy lifting so you can focus on what matters most: building something people actually want.
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Hours 5 to 12 I started using Cursor to build out the core features. From there I spent hours 13 to 20 testing bugs and iterating. At hours 21 to 30 I thought I would spend a lot of time polishing the UI. Hours 31 to 40 edge cases. Hours 41 to 48 demo prep.
Plan the 48-hour MVP hour-by-hour, not as a vague "I will build this weekend"
Rather than a vague 48-hour ship goal, Hassam allocated specific hour blocks: 0-4 mapping the partner's SOPs, 5-12 core features in Cursor, 13-20 bug testing, 21-30 branded UI polish, 31-40 edge cases, 41-48 demo recording. The schedule forced shipping over polishing and made the demo deadline binding.
I instantly show the native review dialogue, so it says: 'Do you like Habit Kit, please review it on the App Store'… right after the first habit was checked off for a user. So that's their first success moment, and I asked them right at this situation — most people just gave it five stars.
Fire the native review prompt the instant the user hits their first success moment
Time the native review prompt to the user's first success moment in the product, not on app open or after multiple sessions. Catching them at peak satisfaction converts most prompts into five-star reviews and builds the ratings base that ASO needs.
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1Hey👋 I'm the founder, I built IdeaPulley because it was too frustrating to not get any ideas for any SaaS or business ideas, every SaaS I built always failed just because of Ideas.