Your scarcest asset isn't time. It's the next thing you agree to maintain.
Shipping product number two is easy; supporting it for four years is the actual decision. The operator's mistake is adding something with thin, seasonal or one-off demand and paying its support cost forever. Demand here is scored on how often the job recurs and what the current workaround costs, and gap durability asks whether the opening will still be there once you've built.
Job frequency and workaround cost separate recurring subscription demand from one-time novelty — before you inherit the support queue.
Gap durability scores whether the opening survives the next platform release, which is what usually kills small profitable products.
Watchlists and saved-search alerts tell you when scores move, so an adjacent opportunity finds you instead of you re-reading boards.
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Personal opens six domains — roughly one adjacent niche per domain, at less than a day of the support time a wrong second product would cost you.
Frequently asked questions
I already have a product. How do I use this for expansion rather than a new launch?
Watch the domain boards adjacent to your existing product. Recurring pain points in a market you already serve are feature-gap intel; a high-scoring opportunity in the same buyer's workflow is a second product with distribution you already own.
Does the scoring distinguish recurring demand from one-off interest?
Directly. Job frequency asks how often the underlying job comes around and workaround cost asks what people currently spend to cope — a painful problem that recurs weekly scores very differently from an annual annoyance, even when both generate the same volume of complaints.
How do I avoid building on a platform gap that gets closed?
Gap durability is a scored Openness dimension for exactly that risk, and it cannot be lifted by citing a document — absence claims are licensed by an actual live disconfirming search that surveyed the field, because no page can prove a product does not exist.
Are marketplace niches covered?
Yes — there are dedicated boards for marketplace ecosystems alongside the functional and industry domains, and paid marketplace listings count as buyer-class evidence: someone already paying for something in that category is the strongest willingness-to-pay signal there is.
Do I need to keep checking the boards?
No. Set a watchlist and saved searches and you get alerted when things move; there is also a weekly digest email. Boards re-rank on every discovery run, so movement is the signal worth being notified about, not the daily ranking itself.
More general questions are answered on the FAQ page.
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