Finding a SaaS Idea by Using Ikigai

Ikigai
As a previous freelance product designer, I had the opportunity to work with at least 10 product teams. They all had their own methods of doing things due to their unique cultures. This presented the truth and the problems with different patterns in the product management vertical.

Towards the end of 2020, I put the Ikigai diagram in front of me to find a SaaS idea. What the world needs, what I love doing, what makes money, and what I’m good at — an idea that has no value but that I can make very valuable!

Digital products have taken up a large slice of my life almost every day for the last five years. My Ikigai output and a daily problem intersected here.

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In July 2020 in the thick of the pandemic of our lifetimes, I was on Twitter on a Saturday morning and noticed a new like from someone I didn't know. That was Nash, the Founder, and CEO of Undock and within weeks I joined forces with him and David as the Co-founder and CMO of Undock.

At Undock we're building a new paradigm for how people invest their time with our calendar network that helps you to schedule, host, and document your meetings and ultimately connect you to the people you meet with most without ever having to think about scheduling time together, ever again.

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Took over responsibility & product owner role for a corporate venture project at Henkel a week after I started at the company. Building a SaaS in the sustainability, plastics and packaging space.