Customer research
Turn Reddit posts and comments into a practical customer research table, evidence score, and first MVP brief.
Customer research for a tiny product should produce decisions, not a giant report. MVP Signal keeps the workflow direct: define the user, search Reddit, paste evidence, score the pain, and copy the build brief.
The goal is not to prove that every idea is good. The goal is to reject weak directions quickly and keep only the problems where real users repeat the same frustration in their own words.
Workflow
Write who they are, what tool or workflow they use, and what outcome they want.
Look for users explaining their current process, failed workarounds, and why existing tools do not fit.
Use the pain table to separate strong signals from weak comments, jokes, and unrelated frustration.
When the signal is strong, copy the AI build brief and use it as the next implementation request.
Evidence
FAQ
No. It is a fast first pass. Use it to find a promising problem, then interviews or direct outreach can test whether people care enough.
Manual review makes you read the thread context. That is important for avoiding false demand signals from irrelevant posts.
Yes. The workflow works best for small tools, templates, workflows, and AI utilities where Reddit users describe repeated pain.
Next step
Open MVP Signal, paste 3 to 5 real snippets, and copy the first focused AI build brief when the score is strong.
More guides
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