A while ago, I built a small microservice for one of the communities I'm part of.
The idea was simple: connect people who need automations with developers who know how to build them.
What started as a small internal project turned into something bigger than I expected.
We've already seen over 10k worth of automation work move through the community, and people have repeatedly asked me the same question:
"Why isn't this available to everyone?"
So I started building Unstuck — a marketplace where automation specialists can showcase their work, and businesses can find the right person to build or fix their workflows.
Think of it as a dedicated marketplace for n8n experts, API integrations, AI agents, and workflow automation.
But before spending months building the full platform, I want to validate whether there's enough interest outside my community.
Here's the challenge: 100 waitlist signups.
If 100 people sign up, I'll move forward with opening the marketplace publicly.
No fake launch numbers. No pretending the platform is already finished. Just a real project, early traction, and a simple validation goal.
Waitlist: unstuck
And I'd genuinely like to know: If you're an automation developer or someone who hires them, would you use a platform like this?
