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*Couples App* What about an app that helped a couple grow their relationship? I'm not really sure which features would be the most engaging but just ideas Could encourage questions about one another. Not sure if it would ask in app, or just give the suggestion to ask. Like facilitate conversations. Could have some kind of date organizer or tracker. Might be able to build achievements in like "Take a boat ride together" Could recommend little things to do for one another. Your SO would never know the app sparked the idea. "Bring home flowers today" and such Maybe could occasionally offer videos on relationship building. Just sporadically give a push notification with a video. Not exactly sure if any of those ideas really satisfy the goal. But i just thought it would be interesting if there was an app that hrlped facilitate deepening a relationship

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*The Coffee Nap Lifehack* I saw this while browsing the net, they call it "the coffee nap" and it really works with me. If you are tired, drink a cup of coffee and lay down for a 15-30 minute nap. After your nap, you will be recharged and be more energetic.

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*Live ambient audio feeds* A site where you could find live audio streams of ambient sounds. Like, let's say you find the sound of a busy city intersection -- horns, engines, crowds, sirens -- calming / invigorating. Or you find the sound of a maritime harbor soothing -- waves, boat engines, bell buoys, fog horns -- relaxing. Such a site would provide an index of places where you could tap into a live feed of audio at such a location -- say Times Square NYC, Kennebunkport Maine, a beach in Miami, whatever -- and you could listen in to the live sound in the background.

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*Why aren't we already using C (the speed of light) as the universal unit for speed? It converts nicely into everyday values (examples below)* 100 kilometers per hour ≈ 90nc† 100 miles per hour ≈ 150nc 10 feet per second ≈ 10nc walking speed ≈ 4nc jogging speed ≈ 8nc running speed ≈ 20nc olympic sprinting speed ≈ 40nc cheetah max running speed ≈ 110nc commercial passenger airplane ≈ 850nc † *1nc (nano c) is equal to one one-billionth of the speed of light*

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*An app that will give access to large "fame lotteries", free of charge, whose prizes would be to be seen and heard by all the participants via webcam during 3 mn.* Who wouldn't want to be listened to by tens of thousands (even millions) of people? To convey an important message or to gain immense visibility for a cause, or simply to acquire followers on social media accounts? The app address the frustration of not being heard / seen. Other participants will be encouraged to view the entire speech if they do not want to have their IP banned for future draws, so you have an audience, no matter what. The draws will be sponsorized, and a short advertisement will be broadcasted before each draw. The larger the number of participants, the higher the prices for advertisers will be. Easily accessible fame games are maybe a whole new industry... what do you think about that?

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*nan* Ensure you're the last on the flight and then go into the bathroom, wait until they tell you to get out and pick whatever seat you want on the plane - everyone should be seated by then

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*Put warning labels on junk food similar to that of what tobacco products have * If a certain food exceeds a certain amount of fat, sodium, sugar or really anything terrible in excess, the packaging will have a big ol’ warning label like cigarettes do. “This product contains excess xyz and is known to cause (insert diet related disease here) Not only that, but make ads for junk food that are similar to anti-smoking ads. Like an overweight person on their death bed looking into the camera saying something along the lines of “I wish I was smarter with my eating habits” and to be honest, it’s not always the consumer’s fault, it’s the retailers/suppliers who make all the healthy options more expensive and less available. I love America but if there’s on thing I hate, it’s the food options health-wise.

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*What if streaming services had playlists, or “shuffle mode”?* I love the convenience and accessibility of streaming, but I can’t stand binge watching. After a couple hours straight of the same show the formula starts peeking through the cracks. It becomes predictable and in a way loses that “spark” that grabbed me in the first place. This got me thinking, why don’t streaming services let you make playlists or shuffle random shows based on your preferences? That way you get the feeling of variety from classic television while still being able to watch exactly what you want commercial free! If Netflix, MAX, Disney+ etc. had a playlist feature would you use it?

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*Airplane: Choose if you like to talk to strangers or not!* Amazing Idea for the Day: Airlines should start asking customers when they buy their tickets "Do you like to talk to the stranger next to you or not?" What would your response be? a.) Yes, I want to know the other person's life story before we land. b.) No, leave me alone I have sleeping/reading/grumbling to do. c.) I'm indifferent. d.) other: explain What would you choose and how do we get airlines to do this?

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*There should be a dating app exclusively for people who just got dumped and are not over their exes* This way, our friends and family would be free from relentlessly hearing us talk about our ex, and we would meet people going through the same thing as us, which is always good, since misery loves company.

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*Universal ID* an id card you get when you turn 16 that you add badges to. like you get a small image for a drivers license, passport, open carry, hunting, etc etc, and you get one for being a citizen from a public school at 16. you can get a new one from any school, dmv, police station, etc if you lose it or become a citizen.

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*Gaming cafe that features service from Maids / Hosts* I currently have this idea to open a gaming cafe that would be quite similar to a maid cafe in Japan. Usually a majority of the gaming centers in my neighborhood are often simple, dark and quiet. I want to develop a more lively environment where the visitor who comes alone are also welcomed. Not only would they be able to purchase the usual coffee and pastries, they will have access to gluten free options and more healthier snacks as well. Also, dance games and fighting games. We really don't have many places to go for gathering that are nearby.

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*My Grandma’s Life Hacks for Traveling * To prevent dysentery in foreign countries, drink straight gin with every meal… the alcohol kills the germs. This one seems like it might kinda work… especially if you like gin as much as my grandma. You can get two days out of your panties by turning them inside-out for the second day. This one… I just crack up every time I remember her saying this. She was very proud that she could travel anywhere (Africa, Asia, etc) with only a carry-on and two pairs of panties (which she could get four days out of before washing them out)… but, the logic of this one is not so solid to me. 😆 None of us challenged her on it, though.

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*Netflix should have a "roulette" feature where you pick a TV show you've already watched and ask Netflix to play a random episode of that show for you.* I thought of this when I got home yesterday and decided to start making dinner. I usually have a TV show I've already watched in the background so I don't have to concentrate on the TV. I pick a show... go to a random season and go to a random episode. It would be great if Netflix did it for me.

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*An AI auto-generated content calendar for Instagram?* I own a SaaS startup (it’s an AI-based social media tool) and I thought this would be a good addition to the tool. I’ve got a lot of feedback as well recently, pointing towards the need for a content calendar solution. The content calendar would ideally suggest captions as well and will consider the best time to post for the accounts in consideration. Anyone that manages a social media account, what would you guys like to see with such a feature? Would it be helpful? Is there anything I could add to it?

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*An app that allows you to rate job recruiters* Asking for some feedback…. Basically, it is the Glassdoor and/or Angie's list of recruiters and allows job seekers or currently employed professionals to rate their positive (and if it happens, negative) experiences with the recruiter and their ability to help in finding them a job. Any and all feedback is much appreciated.

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*I made a website to keep you in good posture* I am a software engineer and I have always been suffering from stiff necks and back pain from long hours spent programming and working at my desk. My biggest problem was that I tend to slump into bad posture when I am too focused on the work at hand. And it's too late when I notice about it. The soreness and the pain have already set in. I spent the past month to create a web app that uses AI (computer vision) with your webcam to monitor your posture. You will receive alerts when you are too near to the screen (leading to forward head posture), or when your head is tilted.

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*I'm a terrible cook. I want there to be a "Couch to 5k" think, but for cooking.* Like, the first recipe that it teaches you how to make is peanut butter and jelly. Then they advance at a reasonable pace and maybe by the end I can make like, dank ass Beef Wellington or something

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*An App that helps you practice a language while texting? (A Grammarly to practice a language)* I am considering releasing an app that immerses you in a language you want to practice and gives you translation suggestions in that language (Like a Grammarly for texting). The idea is for this app to replace your text messenger and give you the double whammy of practicing a language while you text your frequent contacts.

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*Help out those without physical voices!* So I had my voice box removed several years ago due to a tumor growing through my vocal chords. I am no longer able to speak. As you can imagine, life for me has been very tough. I can’t use the phone, I go through a drive through and order fast food, I can’t easily go into a gas station and tell them “$25 on pump #3 please!”. Which brings me to my app idea. Can you make an app that uses the camera to read my lips, and speak for me? There are text to speech apps already that are pretty good. But I have to spend time typing, and then hit play, and wait…..and that takes time. If the App could read my lips and speak in real time…..that would help so many people………!!!!!

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*Moonshot idea: social travel platform* A social travel platform where users can share travel information. It's kind of like a Facebook for lonely planet. People can publish their trip details on our platform, which makes travel information easier and faster to reach. We'll also allow vetted users to become a travel agent by "selling" their trips on our platform. Basically these travel agents can write up their itinerary on our platform and get a share of our commission if someone books a trip based on their itinerary. How viable is this idea? I don't think there's anything similar to this on the market so far.

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*Rapists should be put into a giant box were they have to fight to the death* It would have a bunch of hazards like spikes and beartraps. And whoever survives the longest gets to leave.

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*What if you could see how busy the restaurant is on google maps?* You probably couldn't determine what the average wait time is at a restaurant is unless they self report, however you could determine how busy a place is using a technique similar to how google determines traffic. Google Maps traffic works by having phones continuously ping back their location and speed while driving, and/or on freeways. When they see a slowdown, they report that as traffic. You could use similar techniques to determine how busy a restaurant, bar or any public event is by sampling these locations and determining a baseline for each of the days. when location has a higher sample than the baseline, then it is busy.

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*VR trails and hikes for treadmills* So maybe this is already a thing but I’ve yet to see it anywhere and I think it’s a pretty cool idea from both an artistic standpoint and and a fitness standpoint. An immersive VR world which you can set the speed at which you’re walking (or can connect to the treadmill somehow) and explore instead of staring at the same boring TV screen for hours at a time. Or perhaps 3D renderings of real trails, space, etc. It could make both VR more immersive with the addition of walking and movement but also walking and exercise more fun! We already have the smartphone VR capabilities, can someone please make this a thing!

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*Search for exactly what you want to eat, and find it at a restaurant nearby* Hi, We at [Taster](https://www.tasterapp.com) have been working on an app that lets you search for exactly what you want to eat (ie. dish, cuisine, ingredient), and it searches restaurant menus across NYC for just that. We are still trying to validate our idea, and would love to get feedback from everyone about the idea and the app itself. You can get more info on the website: [https://www.tasterapp.com](https://www.tasterapp.com). Please let us know what you think! Thank you!

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*CULTIVATE, an app where you "water" plants that represent the things you value most in life* The UI is very simple. It's just a table with plants on it. Each plant represents things you value that you want to cultivate in your life. When you do something toward that thing, you just tap it, which waters it, keeping it alive. If you don't water a plant, it begins to die until you start watering it again. Called your mom this week? Tap the plant named "Mom", which you've told the app needs watered at least once a week before it starts to wilt. Went for a run? Tap the plant named "exercise", which you've set to require water at least 3 times a week. Spent time painting or rock climbing or playing piano? You get the drift. It doesn't get more complicated than adding a plant to your table, naming it, setting the watering requirements, and maybe choosing a unique plant avatar from a library, with varying sized of plants for varying levels of importance. Your mom or your wife might be bigger plants, whereas rock climbing might be a smaller plant.

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*Resume builder App which creates a resume based on web-page you're applying on* **The idea:** Bring an expert to a meeting. In many cases, people want to get information or buy something without having any knowledge about it. For example: \- Buying your first car \- Get your website built \- Plumbing installed in your house. If the buyer is not an expert in that conversation, it's easy to get screwed over: \- The car might look nice but inside it's almost broken, causing dangerous situations or expensive repairs \- The website gets built but since the requirements were not clear it's not really working or not as feature-complete as expected \- The plumber gives you high quotes because he wants to repair more than is needed, or uses inferior materials. The app can request people in the neighbourhood to come with you to the meeting. For some meetings there is not really a locality constraint, since a virtual meeting can be sufficient. **Actors** Everyone makes a profile. Users are both "expert" and "novice" at the same time, since an expert in plumbing doesn't have to be an expert in IT as well. The expert can add their skills and their location, and get a notification if there is an expert needed. They can give a quote for their time (probably a default setting for price per hour or so). Then a time and date can be set for the meeting. Just like AirBnB, there is a review system for both parties, which justify difference in prices for the different experts. **Business model** The company takes a percentage of the price of the expert. Around 10% is a good value I think.

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*A drive thru beverage store.* I was thinking of all the times I've gone through a mcdonalds or fast food chain just to get sodas when i would have to remember which stores carry pepsi and which ones carry coke. Also, there's almost no store I can get soda from a can or bottle if I want which i prefer over fountain drinks. Usually I would go to the gas station for this but I'd have to get out of the car. My idea is a chain of small stores that stock all types and brands of beverages: sodas, juices, different brands of water all with the convenience of a drive thru without having to worry about the guy in front of you having his lunch for 10 people prepared. And since there would be little preparation, there would be no need for an intercom system, just pull up to the window and ask for what you want.

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*Russian doll charging cases* You can charge AirPods in their case, regardless of whether or not the case is plugged in charging. But the case has to be charged by being plugged in. But what if there were a case for the first case to be charged within? And then another case for that case to be charged within, and so on, up to an arbitrary number of cases. This could apply to chargeable things other than AirPods as well. Then the cases could be painted like Russian dolls for a nice aesthetic touch.

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*Platform that collates app features and bugs by analyzing social media posts* Hey all, I've got a product idea that I'd like your feedback on - These days app users leave feedback on tens of different platforms - from social media, to Reddit, to the app/play stores, to customer service portals (eg Zendesk). My idea is to create an aggregation platform that pulls in these reviews, posts and comments from all of these platforms, extracts keywords (using NLP) and provides a tallied set of features and bugs that users are talking about online. The idea is to then be able to feed these keywords directly into Jira to create stories/bugs for developers to begin work on in the next sprint.

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*“Is it safe” pregnancy app* Similar to the “is it vegan” app where you can scan a barcode (or manually search) a food product and the app will list all the ingredients and explain any ingredients that are debatable or strictly not vegan. And it shows you on a scale how vegan-safe it is. I’m currently pregnant for the first time and I’ve searched all over for this concept but for pregnancy-safe products! It would be amazing to be able to scan the barcode of a food or beauty product and have any questionable ingredients explained to me.

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*A privacy setting in Android or iPhones that suppresses notifications when facial recognition detects someone other than you is looking at your phone.* We have all handed our phone off to someone to show them something on it. It would be nice if notifications were temporarily suppressed preventing someone from potentially seeing private/embarrassing information popping up on your screen. I am thinking that this would need to be a feature added to the OS on the phone but may be possible with an app. What are the downsides to this?

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*Family car idea* There should be a preset creator for different drivers so that you don't need to adjust everything when you get in the car after someone else. All you do is set the mirrors and seat and preset it on the computer with your name to make it really easy.

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*Presidential candidates shouldn't run with a vice president. Second place should be the vice president. They would be forced to work together and perhaps be more respectful and act more mature during the campaigns since they're going to be stuck with each other for the next four years.* Most movies even depict captains and XO's as polar opposites so that they can challenge over another and give alternating point of views. This would also cut down on the inside under the table dealings and backstabbing.

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*Netflix binge* was wondering if there could be a button / option for ‘Netflix Binge’ where the intros and outros are automatically skipped for a series / shows, and you can just binge watch the entire show. Like when Netflix binge is on, the intros and end credits are automatically skipped within 5 seconds. If you want to see them there could be an option to ‘Watch intro / end credits’.

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*Ice cream hack* When making ice cream cones for the kids (or yourself) put a marshmallow at the bottom before adding ice cream. It stops any drips that may leak out from the bottom of the cone... and you have an extra treat at the end.

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*If you get anxiety or can't say no to a approaching salesman, here's your surefire response to end that pitch, courtesy of a career salesman* My wife has always struggled to say no or I'm not interested and successfully get a pitch to end. She's too nice to be honest. So she'll stand at the booth in Costco, at a kiosk in the mall or in the driveway because a door to door salesman caught her outside. I get it. When I was younger, it just felt weird to be abrupt and try to move along. Not the case for everyone, but I understand some people experience it. As a salesman myself, we typically have a few rebuttals for each "no" we receive. But to this day, this is an instant kill for these entry level sales gigs and has made my wife's life in those instances, much more controlled. You're walking in the store, there's a booth with someone and they're waiting for you as you approach. Let's say it's AT&T. They're going to ask a question. Could be "how's your day?"maybe a "do you have a minute?" It doesn't matter. It's just an engaging question to get you talking. Here's what you do. You answer that question and if it's easier, you look at the booth or their shirt logo while answering. But you follow your answer to that question with a "I work for your competitor." Example: Seller: Hey how's it going? You: (look at the booth/shirt if it's easier for you than eye contact) It's great thanks. But I work for Verizon I'm sorry. Good luck to you. It's done. Typically the response is an immediate "oh I can't beat that" or "good for you bad for me." It's the most simplistic out you can create. No matter the industry whether it's insurance, energy, pest control etc., we can generally think of two companies in that space. That's all you need. I hope this helps if it's something you dread. All the best.

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*nan* If you're planning to take a ride share app to/from the airport. Check it regularly before you actually need to go and track the prices. Likely you'll see it double and halve as demand grows and shrinks. Work out what “cheap” is and once you see it, tap “schedule in advance” for a time you’ll be ready to go

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*a rap platform i really want to exist* basically the idea is you get someone to make a beat post it on the platform, someone can claim it and rap on a section on it, then someone can claim the section and rap over the next section, then can either send it to the original rapper or request it to go up for another section, and it has a built-in free music distributor that will credit everyone that was a part of the rap.

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***Fan Interaction Tracking Platform*** **Problem:** Content Creators have no easy way of tracking who follows them across multiple platforms. Fans may follow them on Youtube but not Twitch, there is no way for Content Creators to see this and no way for them to offer incentives for following them on both. **Solution:** Create a platform where fans can link all of their separate social and content accounts to 1 database that the Content Creators can then use to track who is following them on what platforms and offer incentives for interacting with their content in different ways. The perfect platform would also work as an aggregator displaying all of the Content Creators content in 1 place. All their tweets, Instagram content, Youtube Videos, Live Streams in 1 place. **Features:** Achievements that can be earned by interacting with the Content Creators work in different ways on different platforms. These achievement badges can then be displayed on custom merch with the Content Creators logo on the front and the fans alias and achievements on the back. These shirts can then be worn at conventions and live events so content creators can instantly single out their fans and tell at a glance who their superfans are. The ability for the Content Creators to easily single out their superfans and offer them custom merch and other rewards. **Benefits:** Easier for Content Creators to get their fans involved with their content on other platforms. Incentives for fans to interact with the Content Creators work in ways that may not have otherwise. Tangible rewards for superfans and an easy way to identify them in the real world. **Customers:** Content Creators **Competition:** Marketing agencies that focus on driving fan interaction.

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*Removing Gum from Carpet* When my son stuck his gum into the carpet and it took me days to saw it, I used this hack to remove it hassle-free. Put a sandwich bag with ice cubes on the top of the gum and wait for an hour or half. After an hour, you will notice the gum is frozen, so you can break it apart and pull it out.

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*Police should have the last 4 digits of their badge numbers printed across the back of their outfits like they're on a pro sports team and the same number written across the front of helmets and visible from at least 10 yards away.* No more "Oops, that cop did a bad thing but we can't do anything about it because we can't see who it is".

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*An automatic phone charger detacher* So a common issue with phone batteries is that the batteries have issues if you leave them on charge overnight, so why not make a charger that automatically disconnects at 100%. Like those usbs that you push up and it hides the port. Have that set to an hour timer that automatically closes whilst you sleep.

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*A device/app that allows people to "vote to skip" a song (at house parties, roadtrips etc) and if enough people vote the song is skipped* To allow people to vote anonymously to skip the song when they don't enjoy what the 'DJ' is playing. Avoids conversations, and having to ask to skip, by just allowing people to vote if they're not enjoying the song being played

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*A company called "first impressions" that sends a person to your house to see if it smells.* We have a baby and a cat, we clean up but I am secretly worried that our apartment just smells of shite. Our house definitely smells of shite doesnt it? Does it? I don't know.

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*You don't need a much as you think you do. * Drinking concentrated/reconstituted orange juice? You don't need as much as you think you do. Add a little water, it'll taste more like fresh juice. Using tablets in your dishwasher/laundry? You don't need as much as you think you do. Use liquid - you can measure out smaller amounts. Don't use so much toothpaste - you only need a pea-sized amount. So many consumables lead us to think we need to use more of their product, but very often, we only actually need a smaller amount. Remember - You're awesome. 😉

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*App to send messages by License Plate* Hi everyone, I came up with the idea of a messenger-like app where you can write to someone just by license plate. Saw a car in traffic with a broken light? Inform the car owner by send him/her a message by license plate. Want to thank somebody or write to a person you saw while waiting at the traffic light? Just message him/her. Need to free a parking spot? Write a kind message to the plate. You know. **What do you think of this idea of an app where instead of phone number or username, you use the license plate to write to somebody?**

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*App Limiters instead of App Timers for combating addictive apps. * Instead of app timers that don't let you use the app after a certain amount of hours (which can easily be bypassed), how about a less severe solution. App Limiters would take away addictive features or just normal features of addictive apps depending on how long you use it. Similar to App Timers it would be timer based. So for example I'll use Instagram. After 30 minutes of usage, the app is only black and white now. No more stimulating colors. After 1 whole hour, no more audio. After 1.5 hours it limits the wifi speed of the app. And no more scrolling, you have to press a button to get to the next post. And so on. That way you can still use it as much as your brain wants, but it's less and less stimulating and addictive.

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*Food Delivery Bomb* A couple of coding friends and I are working on this, what do you think : * XYZ House of Pizza is delivering pizza all over town on Friday night. * Around 5 PM, consumer goes in the App and adds his large steak and cheese sub, wife's salad, and the kid's small cheese pizza and sets schedule to place the order at 6 PM with xyz house of pizza, for around a 6:30 PM delivery to his address. * Around 5 PM, member of the app down the street gets notified that someone within a mile radius of their house just scheduled a 6 PM order, if they schedule a 6 PM order from the same pizza shop, they'll jump on that delivery and the pizza shop will give us both free delivery/some discount because the delivery guy is going there already. * Another person on street jumps on that delivery, now they'll take another 5% off everyone's order. Pizza shop would rather fill the car and deliver to concentrated areas, and so they'll give you a discount if they can. They also like the additional business generated from the app notification. Consumer might as well place order through this app because they’re free rolling to get additional discounts Could work well in cities with large apartment buildings.

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*My 2 cents..* What if we created a fund called my 2 cents to cancer. Every credit card transaction you make donates 2¢ to cancer. There are around 40 billion transactions a year. We get 10% to sign up that's 80 million.

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*Automated rental kiosks for tools & other rarely used household items* The average home power drill gets used about 10-15 minutes in it's lifetime. Drills are meant to be used for over 1000 hours. This is a huge waste. Rental kiosks are becoming better and better. Places like zipcar, DVD rental kiosks, and bike rental are nearly perfected. Is it possible that we could have a small stand somewhere in the middle of the city/suburb where people could sign up for a rental access card... and then be able to rent anything? This kiosk would have to be automated somehow (no humans required) but humans could periodically come by to check that everything is in good working order and was returned correctly. People who return things late will be charged late fees. People who don't return things at all (or return fake items) will have their credit cards charged for the cost of the item new. Rental items could range from power tools, hand tools, kitchen tools, digital cameras, projectors, etc. Digital signatures could be collected for hazardous tools like power tools. Inventory collection and distribution might be tricky. Maybe you could use the rotating vending machine model like [this](http://www.vendtrade.co.uk/images/shopper2.jpg). But surely that is a solvable engineering problem. What do you think?

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*food idea* A "food card" for people who eat out all the time that can be used to not only pay but also to automatically keep track of everything you eat. An app would warn you when you are eating too much of something that could harm your health.

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*Fake Conferences: each year my job allows me to go to a conference. I really just pick a city then the conference with little interest in attending any work shops...I think a business that sets up fake conference and makes sure you have fun in that city would be awesome...any thought?* nan

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*Lifehack: Use a hair straightener to iron collars* Alright, so I was ironing my shirt and realized my iron wasn't getting hot enough to crisp up the collar. Then it hit me why not use my hair straightener? It worked! Just be careful not to hold it in one spot too long.

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*Tinder like app for 5-10 mins walk till station* It will have a map that allows user to input origin (anywhere ... can be starbucks, hair salon and etc) to destination (school, bus station or train station) and their time of departure. So idea is simple... Everyone is commuting daily ( assuming corona virus will end by a year or two ) and not everyone has time for getting to know each other over tinder and finding out their date is not their ideal partner or getting cancel at the last minute (after a week of texting). The premise is simple it will match user with the same route (around 4\~20mins walk). With this even if you get stood up , you are going to your errand anyways it wouldn't matter. What do you guys think ?

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*Brake lights on cars should have varying degrees of intensity depending on how hard the brakes were pressed.* This would really help in stop and go traffic as well as driving in the rain/snow. It would obviously have to be regulated to assure uniformity across all cars but if done properly it would dramatically cut down on rear-ends.

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*Google News, YouTube, and others need a "This is Clickbait" button* Reading Google News this morning, there were too many clickbait stories, like "Navalny's mother receives son's 'tortured' body," in which there's no mention of Navalny's body being released yet. It's dated 15 hours ago, but it's a rehash of the news from several days ago. Another one was about "new, shocking" details about Princess Kate's health post-surgery, which only said she'll have to go slow when resuming her royal duties. In addition to Like and Dislike, I need a way to say, *this article or video is mislabeled and the algorithm should ignore it.* Disliking content means I'll see less about that topic, which isn't what I want to happen. I want Google to stop wasting everyone's time.

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*A social alarm clock app that lets you choose a youtube song / video for random people that are waking up at the same time as you, with their 'last picked song' visible. Then, if they thumbs up your choice, you get to pick a song for two people, and so on, developing a reputation as an alarm DJ.* nan

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*When selecting an alarm tone on your phone you should be able to select 'Random' so that it changes every time.* No one likes waking up, and some of the tones are more relaxing than others - but at least this way you wouldn't get sick of the alarm tones like you do with just one.

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*I'm 34, sorta lonely and don't get to see my good ol' friends much. So I'm building a service to fix that.* As i get older and go on with my daily life, I see my good friends less and less. It's always hard to plan something considering everyone's schedule and budget is different. I came up with an idea to solve this. A friend activity planning bot. Here's how it would work: 1. You create your profile (budget, availabilities for the month, choose interests from prepopulated list of activities). 2. Invite your good friends to create theirs. 3. The bot automatically books an activity that fits into everyone's schedule, interest, and budget. It then sends everyone their invitation. This could be a monthly subscription service. Also, it would be free to use.

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*App where you can take a picture of a business card and then it will create a contact from the info on that card.* I feel this would be very useful even if after the picture you had to tap what was what or something it would be a lot better than filling it in by hand.

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*App Idea- Same Page* Alright often times I will be reading a book, and I will want to talk to someone reading the same book. However unless you are part of a book club that can be hard to find. A good book club can be hard to find because everyone has different tastes. My idea is having a web and mobile online book club by book. What I want to create is an app that you look up the book and you can discuss the book by chapter in a message board form type display with other readers.

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*Fidgedcharger* Would it be possible, to make a fidget spinner who uses the turning motion to generate energy for a wireless charging plate??🤷🏼‍♂️ (If the regular size is to small, I whould recommende to design it more like a waterwheel.)

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*When a microwave finishes its work or when you open the door, it should rotate the plate to the position it started in.* I often microwave soup or milk in mugs, and when the mw is done, most of the time the handle is on the back so I have to reach in and behind hot and steaming mug to get to the handle. I wanna believe some mw's have the feature but I've never seen one.

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*Urinal Splash Guard* We need some sort of shield on urinals to prevent reflection of high-velocity streams. Either that, or make the urinals deeper, like a tunnel (think Death Star exhaust port). Just a thought I had while in the men's room earlier.

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*A service to keep in touch with family and friends* Hello! I built a service to build and develop personal relations with people in your life. It helps the user to reach out regularly, keep talk notes and plan next conversations. The building of relationships is a challenge that drives my work. Some time ago, I realized that if one doesn't put effort into maintaining connections, they will fade. Hence, a tool to thoughtfully build relations with family and friends can help us live a better life.

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*An alarm clock that chills your bed to the point you just have to get out of bed.* Now the 'how to' is the tricky part... Thoughts... Some sort of the insulated pipeline system that delivers liquid nitrogen under the sheets? A water bubble sleeve under the sheet that would receive pumped ice water that you filled from the night before?

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*Comment section in music platforms.* A part in Spotify or Apple Music under the artist section where you can comment and share your opinion about the artist, singles, ideas for upcoming artists to read, etc.

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*A sandwich based dating app* It'd be called MatchWich. You put in what kind of sandwich you think yourself to be, and you put in search options to find local similar sandwich-personas in your area. For example, two people who are PB+J would get along together, this app would match them. Instead of profile descriptions it would be replaced with condiments and what is on your sandwich. I just need front end devs, back end devs, and a sandwich database as well as sandwich managers.

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*Hands covered in oil/spray tan/ or just hard to remove dirt? * Having worked in oil change shops, metal fabrication and plumbing, over the years I’ve had my fair share of some form of filth that wouldn’t easily wash off with dish soap. A trick I was taught years ago was to put a squirt of any dish soap you’ve got, and then dump some white sugar in that same hand. Start scrubbing it and your hands together and watch the filth wash right off. I know that Gojo or any pumice added soap would also work, but this is a great hack I’ve used when I didn’t have any around. It also will work to get rid of spray tan on your hands. Edit: Porous to Pumice, Soup to Soap… I’m an idiot and spell check wins again

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*A website that helps you memorize Pi by typing it in.* You would type numbers one by one into a box, and all that you have already memorized would appear down below. If you get one wrong, it displays a message with the next few numbers, and resets.

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*Couples reading list* A couples' reading list for my wife and I to share interesting articles and chat about them. Here is the interaction I'm imagining: Step 1: My wife and I both download an app. Step 2: We link our accounts. Step 3: We each find and read articles in the app, [Pocket](https://getpocket.com/)-style. When done with an article, swipe right if I think my wife should read it. Swipe left if I don't want to pass it on. Step 4: Open the queue of articles that my wife thinks I should read. Read them. Swipe right if I want to chat about it with her. Swipe left if I don't. Step 5: On the weekends, as we're going for our walk, talk about the articles we both found intellectually stimulating.

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*Open Mic: Stand up comedy app* Audio only no video. Server with 25 or so people max. Each person is entered into the queue. The preformer has about a minute on "stage" as the default. Based on the audience response (the other people in the queue) the preformer may be on for longer. Audience members are the people next up in the queue. They have a button for laughter and a button for disapproval. Audience response determines how long a performer will be on "stage". Lots of laughter and the performer gets more stage time. Disapproval and the performer's stage time is reduced. Once done the previous preformer is entered into the bottom of the queue and they become part of the audience. The next preformer takes the stage. To prevent trolling there should be an option to report preformers. Audience disapproval / approval will be part of each users rating. That way trolls and good users can be better identified. Users with an excessively bad rating lose their ability to perform and to be an audience member. Though they may still listen. Performers will be expected to do a stand up comedy like set. Though other genres could be included. Such as song and story.

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*A transmitter that plugs into your car's ALDL. It then sends text updates on engine malfunctions, maintenance reminders, etc. it could also link you with nearby mechanics or DIY instructions.* Example text: Your #2 oxygen sensor is faulty. here is a part number and DIY instructions (similar to alldata,) and a listing of mechanics in your area. Just some shower thoughts that I don't have the resources or motivation to pursue.

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*Always brush you teeth with your non dominant hand.* When I was a kid, being left handed, my basketball coach told me to always brush my teeth with my right hand. That advice changed my game tremendously, and helped me throughout my life. It will make you more ambidextrous than you could imagine, just doing that small task twice a day.

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*Put a dog daycare in a retirement home, so seniors can play with pets* This would solve the problem of loneliness for both dogs and seniors. Pets are sad when their owners are gone all day, and seniors are sad because they don't get much attention or stimulation. This could be a win-win situation!

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*Airbnb Private Bathroom Filter "Hack"* When searching for places to stay around Italy, the "Private attached bathroom" filter never showed up for me. Then when I was looking for places in London, that filter suddenly appeared. But I just couldn't make that filter appear for my other searches. I searched online for an answer and didn't find one. So then I realized that could just get the last portion of the URL of that London search and paste it on my Italy search's URL and that filter would be applied to it.

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*An app for improve writing/drawing/photography skills* Hi ! I was thinking about this idea for few weeks... Imagine an app that every day throws a word/concept and the people have 24h to write a short text or draw a simple sketch or make a photo about that. It's a way to have a 10 minute training of those skills... Then the community can upvote the best text/drawings/photos of the day and the app could have a kind of gamification or something to get rewars, points, etc. Do you know some similar product?

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*Refrigerator ingredients Check App* I believe most people would face a situation is that every time we do grocery shopping we buy a lot of meat or vegetable and plan to cook them someday. However, we forget what food we bought and the food gets expired. It wastes a lot of our money and food. I want to create an app to track what food we left in our refrigerator. This is how it works. When we buy the food from the grocery store, before we put them into the refrigerator, we can use the app to scan the bar code and the app will list the food we just bought. Every time, we finish the food on the list we can just delete from our list. We can check what food we left in the refrigerator on the app at any time we want.

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*Hotel room walls should have area maps in few different scales, instead of bad art* It is some ways easier to plan trips with big wall maps than with devices (which may be on charger anyway).

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*A robot massage device that massages your neck/back the same exact way you're moving your hands in front of you* Could use some sort of hand tracking software or maybe its a VR app

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*The "Blood Car", a taxi service specifically tailored to take you to the hospital* For those of us without $5000 to pay for an ambulance ride, but also are too injured to drive a car safely. Comes with complimentary gauze, plastic-covered seats for sanitary purposes and a stunt-driver that WILL get you there quickly.

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*An app that allows you to set your intentions before using your phone* I tend to stay on my phone longer than I intend to. If i want to quickly check the weather, I end up mindlessly perusing through additional apps. This app would pop up when you open your phone. A text field would allow you to write your intentions for going into your phone. Taking a moment to set intentions will hopefully discourage users from mindlessly spending time on their phone. Another possibility is to have a timer/visual pop up to take a moment to be conscious before going into the phone (similar to https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aXItOY0sLRY). Ex: You could tell the app you like to take 4 breaths when you turn the phone on, the visual stays up for 4 breaths and then you see the home screen. The app could be disabled for incoming calls, when maps or music apps are open, can be skipped if you want to get right into the phone...

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*Software to make you blink more automatically while using a computer/smartphone to reduce dry eye.* By this, I don’t mean a “blink now” message. Rather, the idea is to make the user to blink without knowing it. For example, perhaps inverting colors for a fraction of a second would cause people to blink?

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*nan* Step1: Takes your existing resume as text file, Step2: URL of the website/portal you're applying on which has job description and required/desired skills Step3: Gives you a suggestions on what you can add to your resume and updates your resume with a click to add the skill Instant update of your resume based on the job that you're applying to. Maintains the Resume structure and suggests what can be removed (based on what's on the web-page)

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*Custom commercials to influence your children* I’ve been thinking about positive messaging and the role of peer pressure / societal norms. What if instead of regular commercials on Hulu and Instagram (sponsored content), you could pay a monthly subscription to insert your own custom commercials. Especially if they played on on-demand shows it would be an easy drop in. Interested in positive messaging around brushing teeth, or table manners? Specify your preferences and let the custom commercials casually drop into your kids feed. So the startup would generate this content and parents would subscribe and specify the accounts they want to target.

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*Protein Infused Beer* men and women trying to build muscle need to consume 1-1.5g of protein per pound that they weigh, e.g.: I weigh 165lbs, I should be consuming AT LEAST 165g of protein....that's a lot. Even supplementing with two or three 25g (each) protein shakes every day, I'm barely half-way there. A lot of us need carbs too...and a lot of us like to drink beer. I bet there is a huge market for a low-ish carb/calorie (a lighter beer basically) that had like 10g of protein per 12oz serving.

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*A series of books that goes from introductory to college+ reading level, all the while keeping/building on a singular plot* The series would get more complex and long as it goes up through the different reading levels, culminating with an adult-level novel that somehow ties the whole thing together or wraps it up.

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*Buy a 1 square mile of flat land and turn it into a giant map of the earth* Would obviously require a lot of work. Could have water for the oceans, and people could walk around the land. Mark where cities and countries are, and could even have models of landmarks. Could have mountains in actual scale, although probably would want them emphasised, otherwise Everest would only be about a foot high. Would just be lovely to walk around and explore the actual scale of countries.

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*Random website idea, tell me what you think.* This idea only has a few hours of brainstorming on it so figured I'd pitch it on here and see what reddit thought. This might be the stupidest thing you've read all day, but figured I'd give it a shot... My girlfriend's son always asks me funny questions like "Would you shave your head and dye it pink for $50?!?"...and of course we've all had friends say stuff along the lines like "Would you do x for $1000?!"......stuff like that. Based on that a concept for an idea came to my brain. Imagine a website where (either) the user could post something he/she would be willing to do and put a price next to it or a user posts that he/she will pay x amount if someone does y. It could potentially also include a point system where users post things they will do, other user's bid prices on them, If your bid wins you receive a certain amount of points. Points = merchandise/money...I am not even close to understanding how it exactly would work. The premise is basically taking fiverr.com's premise, and taking it to the crazy side, with obvious legal limitations lol....

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*At home takeaway restaurant* Hey everyone! This is a really new idea I came up with only 1hr ago. I don't know if it's great or atrociously stupid so shoot me down if it's the latter. Here it is: Essentially it would be an app for ordering homemade food that can be picked up at the cooks home or be delivered (through uber eats or similar platform). On the cook's side of things it would allow to easily put a foot inside the restauranting business without a big setup. For example: you're a stay at home parent who makes great cookies. You register on the app (may need extra bureaucracy depending on the country's regulations) and create a 'restaurant' which sells cookies. People can now order from you and pass by your home to get them when they're ready. The platform could provide services to help setup a "at home takeaway restaurant" with ease. These would be: payment system, legal status automisation, ingredient ordering, client database (all the people with the app), delivery system and more... Happy to hear any feedback you all have :)

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*A massive game of catch. * A new game I invented, called Catch Community/Keep-Up. Basically you have to get **at least** 30 people together in a big field, and keep a tennis ball off the floor. Rules: * You have to throw the ball high. * No throwing to the same person. * Whoever drops it is out, but if the ball was a shit throw then the thrower is out instead. * No sabotaging. It's more about a rally than winning anyway. The 'out' rule is just to dispense the riff-raff, and in no cases should there be less than 15 people on the field. We could start a subreddit about it! Go on your hometown subreddit and ask "Who wants to play Community Catch?"

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*An app that would notify you when you're near something of historical significance.* I've always thought it would be cool if older cities made descriptions available online for historically important facts or events. The app would use your gps to guide you or tell you what was nearby. You could have your own self- guided tour in many different countries without having to deal with tour groups or handling pamphlets.

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*An app that enables touch-free scrolling by blowing into the phone's microphone.* It would be great if someone would make an app with such function, would be useful when your hands are busy like when you eat for example. Slower air, minimal scroll, strong air burst - quickly go to the bottom of the page...

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*An application to make your car smarter using QrCodes* We have an application idea which allows the car to be "connected", or "smarter", by putting a sticker with a QrCode behind the windshield. When scanned, the application would allow the following possibilities: - Contact the owner of the car (to tell you that your car is going to be towed if not moved, or you have a broken window) without knowing any personal information about him (such as his phone number) - Display the extrication sheet of the car (helping the firefighters in the case of a crash) - Allow medical staff to know medical information on the owner of the car, such as allergies, blood type, ... - Allow urgency staff to send a message to your loved ones (such as contacting your family to tell them you are rushed to the hospital) The idea of the application is to create services reachable when scanning the sticker.

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*an app that lets you input how long you want to walk/run/ride for at what average pace, and creates a loop that will take that long to ride* you can also drag the path around, and select points you want the route to include. another option could be to have the app create unique routes every time until the map within a selected radius of a set location is completely traveled

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*Rolling alarm clock giving away spoilers to your favorite shows.* The rolling alarm clock already exists but what if after you hit snooze once, it then starts rolling away and starts telling you spoilers of your favorite shows. Not sure how it would know you haven't seen it yet but as I'm laying in bed knowing I'm about to have to rush to get ready I could have used it lol.

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*“Tinder” for sponsorships* Most companies, non profits etc hold events that need sponsorships. (Think awards, ceremonies, golf tournaments and fundraisers), and I always felt that oftentimes, they are struggling to get to their goals. What if there’s a “marketplace” for sponsorships, where the event host can post their need for sponsors to then place a package, and where willing sponsors are able to post for events to pick. I’ve seen one site that seems to have a similar (albeit still different) idea, but doesn’t seem active at all. Curious to know if you feel this is needed, and if it may have some legs?

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*A calendar/reminder app that can suggest things to do from my to-do list depending on general criteria like weather, schedule, etc.* I’d like to be able to have a list of things I generally want to do sometime, but don’t know exactly when. For example, fixing something in the house, trying a specific restaurant, going to the post office, etc. I’d be able to add criteria for it, such as “weekend”, “inside”, “need 2 hours free”, etc. Then later when I can’t think of something to do, it can remind me with a filtered list of my options. So for example, if I’m bored on a weekend, I can ask, “Hey App, what can I do?” and it can say, “ok, it’s a Saturday and it’s raining out, why don’t you try fixing the dryer.”

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*To prevent drink driving, police should let people park in city centre car parks for free overnight and ask them to leave their keys.* At the end of the night people would only be allowed their keys back if they pass a breathalyser test. If they fail the test they know their car is safely parked and can pick it up in the morning.

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