Market intelligence briefing

The fastest-growing market gaps this month

Measured, not guessed: signal counts below are real complaints, reviews, and feature requests collected from official sources, clustered into named gaps.

Window: Jun 21 to today · 10 new signals across trending gaps · Updated Jul 20

Top movers

01

Inadequate Route Planning

Logistics & Fleet · 77 total signals · friction 75

+4

Routes through weight restricted roads

App Store review · Jun 26 · 1 of 77 signals

02

Missing Co-Hosting Features

Communication & Messaging · 196 total signals · friction 72

+3

Lacks support for Live Activity

App Store review · Jun 28 · 1 of 196 signals

03

Late Prescription Deliveries

Healthcare Practice Management · 60 total signals · friction 74

+3

No notifications received from the pharmacy

App Store review · Jun 25 · 1 of 60 signals

New gaps this month

Overpriced Subscription Fees

Fitness & Training · 206 signals · friction 77

first seen Jul 12

Limited Mobile Functionality

Business Operations · 183 signals · friction 74

first seen Jul 12

Inaccessible Customer Support

Customer Support & Service · 154 signals · friction 77

first seen Jul 12

Missing Deposit Retrieval Process

Business Operations · 139 signals · friction 77

first seen Jul 8

Locked Basic Features

Pricing & Monetization · 139 signals · friction 79

first seen Jul 12

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Method: GapTheory continuously collects complaints, reviews, and feature requests from official public sources (App Store reviews, Hacker News, GitHub, Stack Exchange, Product Hunt), extracts pain signals with AI, and clusters them into named market gaps. “Signals gained” counts real, verbatim evidence actually posted within the window shown. No scraping, no synthetic data.

* This list only shows gaps a founder could plausibly build for. Grievances that only a platform itself can fix (gig pay rates, marketplace fees, account bans) are excluded here, but they stay fully searchable inside GapTheory: the evidence behind them is often where adjacent, buildable opportunities hide.