We want good products to find the people who need them.

Building something useful is hard enough. Working out who needs it shouldn't mean a day lost in browser tabs.

Start with a real problem

We think a useful conversation starts with understanding what someone is dealing with. A list of names doesn't tell you that, and a matching job title doesn't mean someone wants to buy.

LiquidUser connects what you build to the problems people describe in public, so you have a real reason to pay attention to them.

Leave room for judgment

Every recommendation should be explainable. You should be able to see the source, question our reading of it and decide what to do next.

We want understanding a market to take less of your day: fewer distractions and clearer context, so there is more time to build something people need.