Productivity
Follow Productivity weekly with ProProblems that at least three different people described in public discussions. Open one to see what they said, how it scores and what you could build.
68 opportunities
Small teams struggle to keep work, ownership, and priorities aligned
For small, cross-functional project teams
People struggle to coordinate plans across fragmented calendars
For people coordinating personal, work, and group schedules
People lose time finding, editing, and reusing clipboard content
For desktop users who frequently move text between apps
People can't share notes and reviews with their context intact
For researchers, technical writers, and knowledge workers sharing work across tools
Note-takers struggle to search and navigate their own notes
For markdown note-takers
Power users struggle to keep keyboard shortcuts consistent across setups
For developers and keyboard-heavy computer users
People struggle to access two-factor codes without their phone
For desktop-first workers and phone-constrained account holders
Distributed groups struggle to plan around local time
For distributed teams and international community organizers
Obsidian Bases users manually template and tag new notes
For obsidian Bases users who create structured notes
Tab-heavy users struggle to organize browser and editor tabs
For browser power users and developers
People miss important updates scattered across online sources
For people monitoring updates across online sources
SaaS users struggle to adapt rigid apps to real workflows
For saaS users and developers adapting tools to their workflows
Spreadsheet users struggle to express formulas and dynamic references
For spreadsheet users maintaining formula-heavy workbooks
People struggle to collect and manage web links across tools
For privacy-conscious bookmark collectors and Linux power users
Researchers struggle to digitize complex and handwritten documents
For archivists, researchers, and accessibility-minded document digitizers
English writers need grammar fixes without full rewrites
For english learners and everyday English writers
Digital readers lose context, notes, and control of reading progress
For digital book and article readers
People comparing city times juggle limited clocks and separate tools
For people who regularly compare multiple cities’ local times
Cloud-based presentation users struggle with editing and automation
For employees and office-software users relying on browser-based presentations
Calculator users re-enter values across modes and input methods
For people entering long calculations on computers