User Research Kit

The User Research Kit is a free Notion-based tool designed to help early-stage founders, indie hackers, and solo builders talk to users, ask better questions, and extract actionable insights. It provides a structured framework to validate ideas and build products that people actually want. The kit includes a cold DM script, a questionnaire guide, and a conversation tracker to log and analyze responses.

Benefits

The User Research Kit offers several key advantages:

• Avoid Building the Wrong Thing:Helps founders avoid wasting time and effort on products that don't meet user needs.
• Effective Communication:Provides a cold DM script to reach users without sounding awkward or cringe.
• Actionable Insights:Guides users to ask open-ended questions that surface real pain points and opportunities.
• Structured Tracking:Allows users to log interviews, tag patterns, and know exactly what to build next.
• Free and Accessible:Completely free and packaged in Notion, making it easy to use and integrate into existing workflows.

Use Cases

The User Research Kit is ideal for:

• Early-stage founderslooking to validate their ideas and build products that resonate with users.
• Indie hackers and solo builderswho need a structured approach to user research.
• Anyone building in publicwho wants to gather feedback and iterate based on real user insights.

Vibes

The User Research Kit has been praised for its simplicity and effectiveness. Users appreciate the structured approach it provides, making it easier to conduct meaningful user research without the awkwardness of traditional methods. The kit's free access and Notion-based format have also been well-received, making it a popular choice among early-stage founders and indie hackers.

Additional Information

The User Research Kit is created by a founder who has experienced the challenges of building products without proper user validation. The kit is based on the creator's own framework for talking to users, extracting actionable insights, and building products that people actually want. It is designed to be a practical tool that helps users avoid the common pitfall of building the wrong thing.