Behind Sunday Lab runs a small set of tools I built for myself: a bot that sends me ideas every morning, a validator that researches an idea in depth, and a board that tells me what to do next. They work. The question is whether you want them too.
Before I spend weeks making them ready for other people, I want to see real demand. Tap Notify me on the ones you'd use. The most-wanted one opens up first, and people on its list get early access and a launch discount.
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Tool · in use
Growth Board
A tool to brainstorm your next moves and grow your business. Drop in every idea you have; it orders them by low cost and high impact, so you know exactly what to do next.
Ideas sorted into steps: get people in, get them to try, get them back, get paid
Each idea scored on impact, confidence and ease
One clear "do this next" at the top
Tool · in use
The idea validator
Type in your own idea and get the same report I make for every idea in the library: who already does it and what they charge, the devil's advocate points, a 7-day test plan and pricing ideas.
Works for any idea, in any niche
Honest go / change / drop advice
A build kit with prompts to get started
Tool · in use
Your own idea bot
The Telegram bot I use myself, tuned to your profile. Tell it your skills, budget, hours and where you live; every morning it sends the side hustle ideas that fit you best.
Daily ideas ranked to your profile
Thumbs up or down teaches it what you like
One tap for a step-by-step plan
Guide · being written
The $0-down playbook
How I bought a 545,000-follower Instagram page without my own money, paid the loan back from the page's own income in 20 months, grew it to 1.3M and sold it for 2.5× what I paid.
How to find a page or small business that pays for itself
The deal structure, step by step
What I'd do differently
Guide · being written
The job-ads method
Job ads tell you what businesses are paying people to do by hand. This guide shows how to read 20 of them, spot the task that keeps coming back, and turn it into a service or small tool.
Where to find the ads and how many you need
The prompt that counts the tasks for you
How to check if anyone would pay
Guide · being written
The starter prompt pack
The prompts I use to go from "nice idea" to a first customer: pick the idea that fits you, test demand in a weekend, write the offer, find the first ten buyers.