Mobile Developers Cannot Identify Problems With Genuine User Demand
Independent mobile developer seeking validated problem ideas rather than generic app concepts, indicating a gap in accessible market signal for solo developers. The request itself surfaces a meta-problem: there is no reliable way for individual developers to discover which mobile-sized problems are both real and underserved. Reflects the broader challenge of idea validation before committing to a build.
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