Opportunities
Problems 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.
509 opportunities
Form responses are hard to collect and keep spreadsheet-ready
For researchers, schools, associations, and small teams collecting form responses
Shell users lose useful commands in noisy, fragmented history
For frequent terminal users
Data visualization authors fight defaults and fragile plot exports
For scientific plot authors and data-visualization developers
Developers repeat editing actions because their editor lacks usable macros
For developers who automate repetitive code edits
Tech buyers struggle to avoid unwanted AI features
For privacy-conscious technology buyers
Viewers juggle streaming subscriptions to find and watch titles
For streaming subscribers who rotate between services
Personal media is awkward to cast from phones and cloud storage
For android users with personal media in cloud storage or on-device
Long-form social writers struggle with character-limited posts
For bluesky writers and thread authors
Monorepo serverless workflows break across multiple apps
For developers maintaining serverless monorepos
Donors struggle to stop recurring fundraising messages
For political donors and supporters inundated by fundraising solicitations
Language learners struggle to find practice tools that fit how they learn
For independent language learners dissatisfied with mainstream apps
Developers struggle to ramp up on unfamiliar tools and codebases
For developers learning niche tools and maintainers creating onboarding
Math learners struggle to connect abstract ideas to intuition
For self-directed math learners and adult returners
Developers struggle to customize file icons without building themes
For developers customizing editor file icons
People lack private tools to track personal screen and viewing habits
For privacy-conscious screen-time trackers and media viewers
Indoor maps are difficult to create from plans and spatial data
For indoor-map builders and floorplan-based app developers
Researchers lose time tracing and managing paper citations
For researchers and graduate students reading and writing literature-heavy papers
Developers struggle to fit form tools into their app workflows
For developers integrating forms into web apps and static sites
Developers hand-code updates and deletes across related records
For application developers managing related database records
Learners spend too much time creating and managing flashcards
For self-directed students and language learners
People lose their workspace when apps restart or tabs change
For developers and power users who work across many windows and tabs
Researchers lose track of sources across notes, papers, and links
For research-heavy writers, academics, and knowledge workers
Prescription refills and pharmacy handoffs are easy to lose track of
For people managing ongoing prescriptions and their caregivers
Developers lack accessible maps of code dependencies
For developers maintaining unfamiliar or growing codebases