Why I stopped reading 15 newsletters a day
I used to have 15 tabs open every morning — Product Hunt, Hacker News, a few AI Twitter accounts, a couple of Discord servers, IndieHackers, Flippa listings, grants.gov — trying to catch the one thing worth acting on that day.
Most days there was nothing. Some days there was one genuinely good find buried in an hour of scrolling.
So I built a system that does the scanning for me: an AI that goes through dozens of sources every day and only surfaces what's actually worth your time — a new AI tool that saves real hours (including the free ones, not just the ones with an affiliate program behind them), a SaaS deal that's actually a deal, a small business listing with real numbers behind it, a grant or funding program with a deadline that hasn't passed, a side hustle someone is quietly running for real money.
The point isn't more content. It's less — just the stuff that clears the bar.
If you're building something on the side and don't have hours a day to spend hunting for opportunities, that's what this is for.
